Thinking about peace is not sufficient
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.unipluri.334013Keywords:
life, complexity, (neo)-institutionalism, freedomAbstract
This paper argues that in a highly convulsed world in which war pervades nearly each country, thinking about the peace is compulsory, and yet, insufficient. Throughout peace, beyond peace on the basis of peace, we must additionally think about a twofold problem, namely freedom, and life. Otherwise, even without meaning it, we would all fall, without truly being aware of that, into the traps of institutionalism, and neo-institutionalism. The reasons are provided that support the claim and, at the end, some conclusions are drawn.
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