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Not so long ago, the world has witnessed two world wars. These wars destructed many cities, killed millions of peoples and left a paradigm behind that even needs to be solved today: the stark impossibility of preventing these massive wars. I could not help myself from not starting with the above quotation in terms of preventing the wars and thus, sustaining the peace on the planet. This wonderfullyput quotation, indeed, sheds light on philosophically under-examined aspect of the dilemma, albeit ahistorically acknowledged and conceptually assumed. It is a salient fact that all wars emerge from failures of diplomacy. Diplomacy may present a crucial but no less effective way to prevent the wars that trigger many irreversible ravages on this beautiful blue world.
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Not so long ago, the world has witnessed two world wars. These wars destructed many cities, killed millions of peoples and left a paradigm behind that even needs to be solved today: the stark impossibility of preventing these massive wars. I could not help myself from not starting with the above quotation in terms of preventing the wars and thus, sustaining the peace on the planet. This wonderfullyput quotation, indeed, sheds light on philosophically under-examined aspect of the dilemma, albeit ahistorically acknowledged and conceptually assumed. It is a salient fact that all wars emerge from failures of diplomacy. Diplomacy may present a crucial but no less effective way to prevent the wars that trigger many irreversible ravages on this beautiful blue world.
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| Primary Language | English |
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| Subjects | Law in Context |
| Journal Section | Articles |
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| Publication Date | June 1, 2015 |
| Submission Date | November 21, 2015 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2015 Volume: 7 Issue: 12 |