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This book explores the nature and dynamics of human conflict, from the interpersonal to the international level, and provides a framework for understanding and resolving conflicts in a constructive and ethical way. It draws on the insights of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and politics to offer a comprehensive and integrative approach to the problem of violence and aggression.
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