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| Category: Politics:Peace |
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| About the Book | |
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Peace: A Compendium provides a uniquely comprehensive, intensive and practical presentation of the diverse facets of peace. Featuring both classic and contemporary works, it enables readers to understand the history of peace and conflict from a variety of disciplines including philosophy, literature, law and theology while also introducing them to the most current perspectives in the field and actionable possibilities. It aims to be the cost-effective scholarly anthology of irenology as well as a clarion call in a world that continues to grow in population, an environment whose resources are increasingly threatened, and an ongoing struggle between nationalism and globalization, individual human rights and the greater good of society. It can stand as a foundation text as well as serving as a springboard to more advanced studies and research. The target audience is students, teachers, and practitioners of peace and conflict studies, and conflict resolution. It is also highly recommended for students of peace operations, peace building, sociology, international security and general international studies.
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| About the Author | |
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Richard Birrer received his MD from Cornell University Medical College.and has practiced his specialties of Family, Emergency, Sports and Geriatric medicine for over 45 years. He has published over 300 peer reviewed articles, chapters and monographs and 14 textbooks. His research areas include hypertension, cardiovascular emergencies and stroke. He is an avid explorer having climbed the 7 continental summits and visited all 193 UN countries. He is a member of the Order or Malta. His wife and family of 3 children and 5 grand-children anchor his life. |