Global Humanity and Remaking of
Peace, Security and Conflict
Resolution for the 21st Century and Beyond
By Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD.
The book offers critical analysis of current global affairs (wars in Gaza and Ukraine and several other pertinent issues) and invites policy makers in the Western world to RETHINK about their role and practices to wage egomaniac wars against innocent humanity and its ultimate natural consequences to destroy Earth, human lives and sustainable future for all. There have been more powerful people and nations in the past who met catastrophic end to their own plans - see the pictures and details in this book to know the truth. The author conveys a rational message to all warmongers and a REMINDER for their actions and accountability to God and One Humanity.
It would be an excellent gift to all friends, public libraries and academic institutions to promote the cause of humanity under very challenging circumstances to all concerned on this planet.
Its price is nominal (US$15.30) plus shipping.
Mahboob A. Khawaj
a (PhD in Social Science, Syracuse University, New York) believes in one Humanity and does a superb task of critically examining, organizing and presenting a highly complex, unthinkable and sometimes unpredictable and constantly changing patterns of emerging conflicts of global affairs. His narratives are exciting to motivate readers and shares a detailed analytical coverage to integrate a constantly changing and complex nature of political problems into conversant reading. Peace and conflict resolution is education, everybody’s concern, social needs and norms of global humanity. The global community looks to thinkers and scholars of new ideas and visions to safeguard the future, logically spells out the author ‘Globalization of the People, by the People and for the People.’ He connects successfully how varied issues are interrelated for peace and security of the world. Some of the analysis of the war in Gaza and Ukraine could make you feel the passionate reality and cry knowing the desperate humanitarian pictures of victims of crimes against humanity and genocide, often refuted by some Western leaders.
Dr. Khawaja clarifies: “We inherited and live in a world that was imagined and articulated in history, not the outcome of futuristic intellectuals and their visionary ideals…. defining the global community inherently as One People, One Humanity.” And offers a critical look at where we are and why: Wars are paradoxes of conflicting political and individualistic interests - gains in the present and loss in the future.
