The Worldview of Redemptive Violence in the US
The Worldview of Redemptive Violence in the US by Wayne Lavender, published by Palgrave Macmillan US on December 18, 2014, offers a critical examination of the prevailing American perspective on military intervention as a means of improving societal conditions. This edition spans 207 pages and is presented in English, providing readers with an insightful exploration of the historical context surrounding the concept of redemptive violence in U.S. military history.
In this book, Lavender challenges the notion that military action is a viable solution to complex social issues, presenting alternative viewpoints that advocate for conflict resolution and peaceful collaboration. The work delves into various subjects, including political science and public policy, encouraging readers to reconsider the implications of military policy and its impact on society. Through a thorough analysis, this edition aims to foster a deeper understanding of the consequences of adopting a militaristic worldview and promotes the importance of cooperation in addressing global challenges.
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Through US military history, Lavender directly confronts the dominant US viewpoint of redemptive violence, the concept that a nation can use its military to improve the human condition. Alternatives are presented in order to encourage the current recessive worldview that supports conflict resolution, cooperation, collaboration and peaceful efforts.
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