Isbn: 9780615127101 - toward a peaceable future: redefining peace, security, and kyosei from a multidisciplinary perspective (8 resultados)

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Toward a Peaceful Future: Redefining Peace, Security, and Kyosei from a Multidisciplinary Perspective
Cottam, Martha; Fujita, Hidenori; Hallagan, William S.; He, Yijun; Hooks, Gregory; Inaba, Frederick S.; Kunugi, Tatsuro
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Using concise terms, peace could be defined as freedom from hostility; security as freedom from danger; and kyosei as social responsibility. Can a new comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to peace studies be developed? Why is a new direction essential, and what kind of impact might it have? How can educational institutions reach across disciplines to educate students about these globally important concepts?In a pioneering cross-cultural, transnational and multifaceted endeavor, Japanese and American scholars from various disciplines jointly explore these challenging questions by redefining the three key concepts of "peace, security and kyosei." Based on academic analyses in Japan and the United States, the book offers new perspectives for interdisciplinary peace studies and stimulates a public dialogue on how to shape a safer and more peaceful future for individuals, communities, and nations. Using concise terms, peace can be defined as freedom from hostility; security as immunity from danger; and kyosei as social responsibility. Can a new comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to peace studies be developed? Why is a new direction essential, and what kind of impact might it have? How can educational institutions reach across disciplines to educate students about these globally important concepts? In a pioneering cross-cultural, transnational, and multifaceted endeavor, Japanese and American scholars from various disciplines jointly explore these challenging questions by redefining the three key concepts of "peace, security and kyosei." Based on academic analyses in Japan and the United States, the book offers new perspectives for interdisciplinary peace studies and stimulates a public dialogue on how to shape a safer and more peaceful future for individuals, communities, and nations. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Using concise terms, peace could be defined as freedom from hostility; security as freedom from danger; and kyosei as social responsibility. Can a new comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to peace studies be developed Why is a new direction essential, and what kind of impact might it have How can educational institutions reach across disciplines to educate students about these globally important concepts In a pioneering cross-cultural, transnational and multifaceted endeavor, Japanese and American scholars from various disciplines jointly explore these challenging questions by redefining the three key concepts of 'peace, security and kyosei.' Based on academic analyses in Japan and the United States, the book offers new perspectives for interdisciplinary peace studies and stimulates a public dialogue on how to shape a safer and more peaceful future for individuals, communities, and nations. …

Toward a Peaceable Future: Redefining Peace, Security and Kyosei from a Multidisciplinary Perspective
Yoichiro Murakami|Noriko Kawamura|Shin Chiba|Martha Cottam|Hidenori Fujita
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Condición: New. KlappentextUsing concise terms, peace can be defined as freedom from hostility security as immunity from danger and kyosei as social responsibility. Can a new comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to peace studies be developed? .