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What is Sustainable Peace

Chapter 5
Marketing Peace for Social Transformation and Global Prosperity
It is existing in a state where the probability of using destructive conflict, oppression, and violence to solve problems is so low that it does not enter into any party’s strategy, while the probability of using cooperation, dialogue, and collaborative problem solving to promote social justice and wellbeing is so high that it governs social organization and life.
Published in Chapter:
Towards Sustainable Peace by Technology
Mauro Romanelli (University of Naples Parhenope, Italy)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 24
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7464-4.ch005
Abstract
Peace should be a goal that communities aim at achieving to enhance the wealth and prosperity of society. Peace is a source for companies, governments, and cities creating value by technology within social and business ecosystems relying on dialogue and cooperation. The aim of the chapter is to elucidate how technology helps to identify a path to promote sustainable peace driving communities to create value within digital, social, and business ecosystems. Technology helps to sustain peace-building and drive communities towards sustainable peace as a source for growth and development.
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Chapter 12
Dataveillance, Counterterrorism, and Sustainable Peace in the Age of Algocracy
It is the updated version and substitute of Kant’s Perpetual Peace.
Published in Chapter: Dataveillance, Counterterrorism, and Sustainable Peace in the Age of Algocracy; From: Media and Terrorism in the 21st Century
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