Beyond War: The Human Potential for Peace
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Beyond War: The Human Potential for Peace

by Douglas P. Fry

Anthropology peace studies
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Douglas P. Fry examines the human potential for peace and the possibility of moving beyond war. This thoughtful work invites readers to reconsider assumptions about conflict, cooperation, and humanity’s capacity to create more peaceful ways of living.

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Beyond War: The Human Potential for Peace explores the possibility of peace from a human-centered perspective.

Douglas P. Fry considers whether people and societies can move beyond patterns of war and conflict.

The book offers a thoughtful examination of humanity’s potential for cooperation and peaceful coexistence.

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