Friedenstheorie

Autori

• Jörg Calließ

Parametri

• Scienze politiche & Politica

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The text explores various dimensions of peace research, questioning its understanding of the future and the implications for its study. It discusses the significance of the future as a category within peace research, offering a commentary on the existing theories. The concept of democratic peace is examined through a social-constructivist lens, alongside Gramsci's insights on hegemonic peace among democracies. The role of norms and communication in the CSCE process is analyzed from a constructivist perspective. The text also addresses the themes of memory, justice, and reconciliation in post-conflict societies, along with the psychological aspects of guilt and violence. Gender's role in war and military contexts is highlighted, emphasizing its relevance to peace and conflict studies. The philosophical foundations of violence are explored through the works of Hobbes and Rousseau, alongside discussions on political anthropology and dialogical peace ethics. The text raises questions about the relevance of the concept of peace in contemporary discourse and whether a post-metaphysical criterion for distinguishing between peace and violence is feasible. It concludes with reflections on the normative significance of social conflicts and critiques the notion of non-violence in peace studies, addressing the complexities surrounding the concept of violence itself.

Lingua: Tedesco

Pubblicato: 2004

(In brossura)