For a Culture of Life: Transforming Globalization and Violence (Risk Book Series)

For a Culture of Life: Transforming Globalization and Violence (Risk Book Series)

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Konrad Raiser proposes a transformation of those processes of globalization which have brought into being a complex system of mutual interdependence as well as mutual suspicions that often end in violence. Beginning with an examination of the root causes and longterm implications of international cooperation and crosscultural hostility, he argues for the creation of an ecumenical space for dialogue and the building of community. Recognizing that religious sentiments and affiliations underlie many contemporary conflicts, Raiser challenges any attempt to use the teachings of peace, shalom and salaam as justifications for violence. Noting the complexity of humanitarian intervention by military powers, he opposes the return to a logic of war and calls for the strengthening of peaceful, political means of conflict resolution.

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