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This 8 page paper considers the way that a culture of war can develop, and defines a culture of peace by looking at the concept of a culture of war. The concepts are then applied to Africa, where there are many conflicts, and used to determine the way that nations might find lasting peace. The bibliography cites 9 sources
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to infrastructure and the environment, where there are also indirect impacts on quality of life. The ability of nation states to create and maintain peace can be seen as difficult
to achieve where there is a long history of war and conflict and it may be argued that the key will be the ability to replace a culture of war
with a culture of peace, but this is a difficult task to achieve due to the way a culture of war is created and persists.
In order to create a culture of peace it needs to be defined. The difficulty with this is the subjective nature and the difficulty in determining how
it may be achieved. The starting point is to consider what is meant by the opposite; the culture of war. This is a particularly relevant issue for many African states
where there have been ongoing conflicts for decades. It is only by understanding the culture of war that it may be overcome.
The way the culture of war develops may be seen as complex. It is a well known social phenomenon that when an individual is exposed to any type of experience
there is the potential for that individual to be desensitized to any experiences that may be shocking to those who have not had the same level of exposure (Carnagey et
al, 2007). This has been observed in studies on many areas of experience, for example, playing of violent video games is able to desensitize the participants to real life violence
(Carnagey et al, 2007). If immersion in a video game can have this influence the impact of living in war conditions is likely to be more extreme, with the impact
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