Peace is More than the Absence of War

The lives and prosperity of millions of people depend on peace, but peace depends on the treaty - fragile documents are not just about ending the war. Negotiations and peace treaties could lead to decades of cooperation to resolve conflicts among states without military action and economic costs, or prolong or worsen complaints causing conflict There is even possibility. In 1996, Greece and Turkey came to such a small rocky island where Greece and Turkey had little room for a flagpole since Canada and the United States celebrated their common border as the world's longest border crossing. It was. It is being advertised as a matter of pe

I outlined some important issues in peace education. Peace is not just a war because it also includes social, political, economic, and discrimination (class, race, gender) and structural problems. But as we move towards the next millennium, we have a new tribal hatred According to the dark age of Toffres, the desolation of planets and wars has increased the war (A & H Toffler). Indeed, for the first time in the second century, the world of the 1990s lacked an international system and structure. Since 1989, dozens of new territorial states have emerged without any independent mechanism to determine their boundaries. In the sense of using this word in 1914, the only "international" unit that can be regarded as a powerful unit is America. In my opinion, all these offer ways for the spread and expansion of conflict and war.

Positive peace The peace used in this article is not only to mean there is no war. Peace scholars describe negative and positive peace. Negative peace is characterized as not being shot, but there are advanced structural and / or cultural violence (see above). Positive peace is a social, economic, political and cultural (with religion in mind) that there is no shooting, and people have fair and humanitarian treatment, and have opportunities to meet their basic human needs Including) system. . Unless otherwise stated, "peace" in this article refers to positive peace.

Peace is not just a war. Peace requires our constructive efforts to overcome violence and build a culture of peace in a fair and thoughtful manner through the courage and dedication to become a peacemaker, not a peacekeeper. Work for peace and challenge our spirit and logic to overcome violence by confronting direct and structural violence in our families and communities at home and abroad. By praying for the peaceful spread of plums on the earth, people all over the world are working together to bring peace to our hearts and the earth. Prayer for this world peace brought information of great hope and healing. It goes beyond the borders of nationality, race and religion, ties humankind and seeks common interests of all life on Earth.