A Culture of Peacemaking: Diverse Contributions for Complex Times
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https://doi.org/10.62155/eirene.v8i15.329Keywords:
Peace Research, Peaceful Coexistence, Peacebuilding, PacifismAbstract
The current global landscape presents significant challenges for building and consolidating peace. Injustice, inequality, the atrocities of war, and hate speech strengthen violent structures and cultures. The academic community is working to establish a culture based on nonviolence, dialogue, social empathy, critical, self-critical, and creative thinking, cooperation, and solidarity, to develop the socio-cognitive skills that generate a culture of peacemaking, enabling us to positively confront the various phenomena of violence.
Building a culture of peacemaking requires multidimensional social strategies that are internalized and implemented daily, with the goal of generating social well-being.
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