The culture of conflict: interpretations and interests in comparative perspective

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Political Conflict and Governance Cultural Differences and Values Education for Peace and Conflict Resolution

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In this book, Ross develops a broad theoretical explanation for cross-cultural conflict, claiming that both social-cultural interests and psychocultural dispositions must be taken into account to explain why some societies are especially prone to conflict and others are more peaceful.

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