Jan 1, 2026 · As the author of a book on world peace and how we can achieve it (that’s literally the title), here’s my assessment. Grim numbers Peace is on the decline around the world by …

Traditional militarization theory argues that as the armed forces increase their influence in government, because of an increase in their capabilities, the state becomes more likely to …

Dec 21, 2024 · While the stockpiling of weapons and the rhetoric of deterrence dominate headlines, history teaches us that meaningful, lasting peace is achieved through dialogue, …

Various peace movements sprang up to counter the spirit of militarism before 1914. Most numerous and disturbing to those responsible for national defense were the socialists.

Aug 2, 2016 · Consider how nationalism and militarism in Europe in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries contributed to the outbreak of World War I.

In sum, then, militarism theory identifies three paths to war: militaries can persuade civilians to favor war; they can persuade themselves to favor war; and they can favor military force …

In conclusion, militarism can contribute to the long-term causes of war in several ways. It can escalate tensions between nations, create a culture that glorifies war, and give the military …

Explore the vital connection between military alliances and peacebuilding, examining their roles, challenges, and future trends in global stability and security.

Oct 18, 2016 · An arms build-up might lead to peace through deterrence, balance of power, and the security dilemma, where powerful military capabilities can prevent aggression and …

This Focused Inquiry leads students through an exploration of the origins of the Great War. Using a variety of primary and secondary resources, students formulate an argument to answer the …