
- 158 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
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About this book
There has hardly ever been a long period of world history without wars and violent conflicts, of one or another kind, in one or another region, between larger or smaller groups of human beings, as well as fights between individuals.At the same time, the vast majority of ordinary people of the world have always desired to spend their life in peace. But they have always failed to prevent occasional outbreaks of wars and other kinds of conflicts. Also Sarkar, who came to West Germany in early 1982, at a time when the country was abuzz with the Peace Movement, witnessed the general failure of the same. He feels compelled to ask Why? We too.In order to understand that, we need to delve deep into several aspects of the human condition, and identify those that have become in the course of history of our species factors of conflict. Basing himself on the research of scholars in various fields, Sarkar has done that in the present essay. He has concluded it with his thoughts on the conditions of peace.
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Table of contents
- Dedication
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Editor’s Preface
- Chapter 1: Introduction: Aggression, Violence and War among Homo sapiens
- Chapter 2: Scarcity, Limits to Growth, Limits to Resources
- Chapter 3: Quasi Species of Homo Sapiens
- Chapter 4: A Jungle of Collective Identities
- Chapter 5: Conclusions
- Literature
- About the Author
- Copyright