Is The Abolition Of War Possible?

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This article explores the historical and ongoing impact of war, beginning with the devastation of World War I and progressing to modern conflicts intensified by advanced technology. It discusses the increasing destructiveness of wars and civilian suffering, emphasizing the need for societies to rethink the justification of warfare. Research by scholars shows that human nature is not inherently aggressive and that peaceful societies exist, suggesting that war is preventable. The article advocates for a shift in global values, starting with peace education in early childhood and transforming nationalism into cooperation. Key to this vision is the establishment of strong international institutions and inspired leadership to prevent conflict. Ultimately, it calls for a global commitment to abolishing war through a collective will for peace.

To cite this article: 

Nazar, N. (2014, April 28). Is the abolition of war possible? National Herald Tribune, p.7.