World peace is the social orders featured with globalization, security, harmony, and stability. At the time of globalization, everyone should face and care for this issue. This paper points out people’s desire for world peace and discusses this issue from ideas, popularity, dangers, emergence

With the increase in violence and unrest in many countries, the searchlight has been turned on the media who are supposed to work for peace. This paper is of the position that journalism has a big role to play in maintaining relative peace just as they have the power to fuel crisis. In as much

of neighbors. Why the discrimination with the fair sex continues incessantly even after the years of independence? Why can not the love, peace equanimity, cooperation and the feeling of oneness regulate the world? The author aver that Repercussions of the erosion of values are Loss of faith among each other

Conference Chair: Ross Francis The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the Year 2000 as International year for the Culture of Peace and the decade as a whole International decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World. “Exclusion in all its forms has a

Andrew Carnegie, at the time of his death, was one of the richest men in the world. The iron and steel industrialist was also committed to educating the public as to the benefits of world peace. After he sold his company in 1901, he used a good portion of his fortune establishing peace foundations

Abstract The author sets about re-thinking the old concept of "World Peace Through Law" (WPTL) The whole concept of WPTL has been sadly neglected over the past half century. It is time to take a new look at the concept in this, the nuclear age. From time immemorial, humanity has yearned

Peace is not an esoteric word. It has philosophical underpiniiings and real world connotations. III a nircleor era with the latest, mid ntwifest, coilpicts whiclt]nay end iu total war, peace becomes n deceptively complex word. Peace Research and peace niovenients beconie ditalities whiclr arc neces

will also be given to how individual learners are being prepared to participate democratically in the quest for world peace. It will therefore be necessary to determine whether the Australian framework promotes the potential for democratic participation through inquiry or whether through schooling its

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Taking from Gandhi’s seed-tree analogy as you sow so you reap we need to start with the root causes of vio-lence. Gandhi and subsequently Dr Martin Luther King Jr considered poverty of ethics and spiritual values as the primary root cause of violence. Social injustice and denial of basic human rights lead to violent behaviour in those adversely affected. Of course abject (material) poverty is recognised a major cause of frustration leading to violent behav-iour. Sharp gaps between the income levels tend to generate jealousy and frustration leading to violence. A multipronged concerted approach with commit-ment to nonviolence is needed on the part of the ad-ministrators at all levels. That requires education of the concept and meth-