But the real and lasting victories are those of peace, and not
of war. ----Ralph Waldo Emerson, Worship PART I. PEACE PART II.
THE JUST PEACE Part III. IMPLEMENTATION PART IV. CONCLUSION -
Chapter 2: What is Peace? - 2.1. Introduction - 2.2. Peace as a
Social Contract: - The Conflict Principle - The Cooperation
Principle - The Gap Principle - The Helix Principle - The Second
and Fourth Master Principles - 2.3. The Nature of a Social
Contract: - Status Quo - Non-Status Quo - Theoretical Dimensions
- In Sum - 2.4. Conceptual Levels and Dimensions of Peace: -
Conceptual Levels - A Threshold - Social Levels - Crosscutting
Levels) - Conceptual Dimensions - The Metalevel - Empirical
Concept - Abstract Concept - 2.5. Qualities of Peace: - 2.6.
Advantages of this Conceptualization PART II. THE JUST PEACE -
Chapter 3: Alternative Concepts of Peace - 3.1. Introduction -
3.2. Concepts and Underlying Principles - 3.3. As a State of
Nonconflict, Nonviolence, or Nonwar: - As an Absence of . . . -
Historical and Contemporar