Outside War: The Human Prospective for Peace

Is war necessary? Many articles in the web today are giving us the inclination of war.  Why we need to go to war?  Academics are studying the possibilities of preventing war. Many philosophers argues that warfare is not inevitable and that humans have a substantial capacity for dealing with conflicts nonviolently.  There are ways to move beyond war.  According to some studies that humans are warlike by nature. Advocates of this perspective forge a tight evolutionary link between chimpanzee and human violence.  The natural reaction of animals can be seen in the behavior of humans.  Therefore, if scientist and behaviorist can find scientific strategies to control the general public’s public behavior then the work of the governments and its diplomatic agenda can be lessen in terms of disagreements. 

Society before “time” live without a common power to keep them all in order, they are in that condition which is called war.  Everyone must survive in terms of war and violence.  But a common power must be structured in order to implement order in the growing world population.  As a result, group of people around the world, compose of tribes and later by regions and countries differ by their cultural backgrounds and differences.  As a result conflict and war across borders worsen when the population of the world is already exploding.  As an idea, diplomatic negotiation and a thorough study of cultural behavior by countries are sprouting across the academic field.  US made their own Central Intelligence Agency to gather more data by countries and analyze the conflicting cases through their gathered data.   

With these modern academic techniques countries around the world can decipher the possibilities of preventing war.  In this idea, diplomacy and further engagement of cross country negotiation is the key to a peaceful world.  But why does US who is the leading expert of diplomacy is always at war and even, they are addicted with the business of war.  Do you think they are just using diplomacy as a cloak to cover their hidden motives and agendas in terms of foreign relations? When is the time when United Nations are united? Is UN only worsening the political gap by countries?

Ironic realities from dormant political illusions are still in our world politics.  Do you think we can have lasting peace with the given determinants of worsening diplomatic negotiations across the UN member countries?

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