Culture of Peace: A Panacea to the Naga Peace Process
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 5
Abstract
No societies, across the globe, whether rich or poor, developed or un-developed, have ever been entirely peaceful. Every existing culture, as such, is inflicted with conflict of any kind at one point or the other. It is impossible to subsume that there can ever be a fully peaceful culture. In the light of this, this research article will make an efforts to explain that Naga culture though mostly considered violent in nature, if provided a space for peace culture to be permeated in their society, can open a window of hope to progress the otherwise protracted Naga peace process. Keywords: Peace, Conflict, Peace Culture, Naga Culture, Naga Peace Process, Federal Relation
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Shonreiphy Longvah
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