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War, Peace and Civilizations

This essay attempts to explain the relationships between civilizations and war and peace. It describes three main political forms found within civilizations, how these forms shape political action, the kinds of war and peace that occur within these frameworks, how intercivilizational encounters relate to war and peace, and the relevance of some of these forms and relationships to the contemporary world.