Difference between revisions of "Peace and Conflict"
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The journal publishes a mixture of empirical, theoretical, clinical, and historical work, as well as policy analyses, book reviews, and bibliographic essays. | The journal publishes a mixture of empirical, theoretical, clinical, and historical work, as well as policy analyses, book reviews, and bibliographic essays. | ||
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Revision as of 15:42, 2 January 2015
Peace and Conflict is a unique journal that is guided by the 'vision of a world in which peaceful means of resolving conflict prevail over violent ones and in which equity and social justice are hallmarks of all relations--family, community, national, and international.'
The journal which was founded in 1995 is an academic peer reviewed journal. [1]
Its scholarly articles cover a wide array of topics including:
- Diverse causes and consequences of war and other forms of destructive conflict, as well as peace-making and reconciliation, prevention, and sustainable development. Issues about children and family, ethnicity, and feminism have been prominent in articles about both direct and structural violence. [1]
The journal publishes a mixture of empirical, theoretical, clinical, and historical work, as well as policy analyses, book reviews, and bibliographic essays.
ISSN: 1078-1919
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Peace and Conflict SCImago Journal & Country Rank, accessed 19 December 2014
