Article - Peace as an Organizing Principle

Posted on April 28, 2006 by John Uebersax

Article: Peace as an Organizing Principle, by By Louise Diamond, Ph.D.

Peace as an organizing principle is an intriguing and revolutionary idea that, if applied at the global, national, and individual levels, would radically change the world we live in. To explore that further, let us consider how it would be if peace were truly the set of assumptions, values, and behaviors around which we organized our political, economic, and social lives and institutions…

Full article: http://promotingpeace.org/2004/1/diamond.html

Filed under: Cognitive psychology, Cultural psychology, Culture of peace, Theory

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