The total wars of the twentieth century

The third chapter defines the evolved concept of Total War, supporting the idea that the concept of Total War is rooted in a time prior to a post-war era, with particular reference to the Total Wars of the twentieth century, the First World War and the Second World War.

Sustainable development issues

Since the end of the 20th century, human faces a variety of serious ecological issues and sustainable development issues and these issues have become a hot topic. Sustainable development as a new model of development has become a trend of social development in many countries.

University students towards media violence on youth

This research proposal is mainly about the perception of university students towards media violence on youth. There are many articles, journals, forums, etc discussing about the statement which leads to further research on this topic. The topic is a hot issue among societies which is undeniable since the percentage of criminal cases involving youths are growing exponentially every year.

The arab culture in negotiations

Within the scope of this research, we will elaborate on Arab culture in the negotiations. We will also discuss the similarities and differences between the Arab culture and western culture in the negotiation. Since the term ‘Arab culture’ is a rather general one, and even in different countries that are associated with Arab culture negotiations styles may vary (not conceptually, but in some minor details, for instance), it would be more useful to base this analysis on a specific country that would encompass characteristics of most other Arabic countries.

Violence is a pervasive aspect of existence

Violence is a pervasive aspect of existence. Violence occurs at all levels of social life.(Deutsch,1991) There is violence within the household, violence between religions, violence between races, violence between the weak and the strong, both individually and communally, violence as a criminal act and violence between communities, mankind has perpetrated violence on itself. Before we examine the question of Is violence a social construct we must first look at the root causes of violence to better understand why it happens, and to better understand that violence is a part of who we are and part of what allows us to function as a human race. Violence is a social construct to such an extent it is ingrained into our whole human evolution.