Sentences with phrase «of international conflict»

They tend to damage the economies of all countries involved, raising tensions and increasing the risk of international conflict.

Origins: An examination of the origins of international conflict in the history of socio - cultural and attachment - related trauma;

He died in 1949 while he was in Paris on a UNESCO project exploring the psychological roots of international conflict.

I described in chapter 1, above, how low - intensity - conflict planners view the third world as the critical locus of international conflict and the front line in the defense of U.S. privilege.

Even if the use of nuclear warheads were avoided, the outbreak of an international conflict using more conventional but highly sophisticated weapons remains possible.

Which means that, for the first time in fifty years, the world has no reasonably predictable understandings for the settling of international conflicts.

Andre Beaufre's study of international conflict, An Introduction to Strategy, is an admirable introduction to the discussion of ethics and love; for he sees strategy in politics as the means of conducting conflict.

Many interpretations of international conflict share common assumptions regarding the default oppositional nature of states or cultures.

If this is eventually proved to be a Russian assassination attempt it takes place in a bleak new reality, one in which the subversion of information is a core component of international conflict.

The track record of international conflict management in civil wars since the end of the Cold War has been impressive, with internationally facilitated negotiated ends to long wars in Guatemala, Mozambique, Burundi, El Salvador, and between northern and southern Sudan.

About the importance of their article, the authors state: «In a period of international conflict as well as domestic pressures within the NHS, the study of stress and resilience has again become a prescient topic for both military and medical communities.

War and famine in Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan in the mid-1970s marked the beginning of a series of international conflicts which has pushed the number of refugees up towards the 19 million mark.

From a defensive perspective, the Cold War system of international conflict requires information control and concealment of power; yet from an offensive perspective, it requires espionage — which gives rise to FOX Unit and the Sneaking Mission.

«The Structure of International Conflict», Christopher Roger Mitchell, St.Martin's Press, New York, NY, 1981

I attended an interesting talk last year where Darryl Robinson used Buddhist philosophy in the context of international conflict resolution.

I appreciate that divorce mediation may not be considered the most glamorous of international conflicts, however one must acknowledge there are few other conflicts in the western world that affect so many in society, both directly and indirectly.