Thanks for watching! Cultural violence is a tricky one because there's often overlap with structural violence. Generally speaking it's when a group in society marginalizes another based on internalized beliefs. An example is racism - where one group feels superior to another and that superiority is used as a justification for discrimination. So slavery, for example, was rooted in racism/superiority and justified the practice of people 'owning' others. Another example could be the practice of foot binding as a form of cultural violence against women. I hope that helps!
Loved how concise and easy to follow this video was, however I do think you misrepresented the Palestine-Israel conflict as a conflict between equal parties as opposed to a case of very clear illegal occupation carried out by the Israeli military.
Extremely poor take on Palestine/Israel. There is ongoing active violence on the part of an ethnonationalist settler colony against the Indigenous Palestinian people. Seeing it as an example of negative peace when there is daily direct violence and active policies of apartheid and oppression is very unhelpful. That said this is overall a useful theoretical framework and is explained in a straightforward fashion. I think it was badly applied to that particular case reinforcing the dominant narratives about the conflict.
Great video! Our research shows that also a legal protection of children from violence (from corporal punishment) is a very important sign of positive peace.
Hi sir, I think that conflict is a natural thing if we deal with it in a constructive way then it will lead us to the peace and prosperity, and if we deal with it in a destructive way then it will lead us to the violence and misery... What do u think about it sir??
Politically wars are justified by states for a multitude of reasons. It's tough because sometimes the way they're publically justified isn't necessarily why the decisions are made internally. Another common concept regarding this is the just war theory. You can check out this link for a brief overview. www.britannica.com/topic/just-war
Galtung"s analysis of violence generally touches every aspect of life and the society. Other works must struggle to do something better. Because his concept is the best. Thank you IEP.
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Peace can't come without some conditions
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Well as I like to say " peace isn't absence of violence it's the fear of violence "
It's the absence because living with fear of violence creates more conflict within ourselves
It might come useful then to pay attention to the non-fearful incentives towards peace.
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Thank you for explaining so lucidly. Can you please give example of cultural violence?
Thanks for watching! Cultural violence is a tricky one because there's often overlap with structural violence. Generally speaking it's when a group in society marginalizes another based on internalized beliefs. An example is racism - where one group feels superior to another and that superiority is used as a justification for discrimination. So slavery, for example, was rooted in racism/superiority and justified the practice of people 'owning' others. Another example could be the practice of foot binding as a form of cultural violence against women. I hope that helps!
Loved how concise and easy to follow this video was, however I do think you misrepresented the Palestine-Israel conflict as a conflict between equal parties as opposed to a case of very clear illegal occupation carried out by the Israeli military.
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Extremely poor take on Palestine/Israel. There is ongoing active violence on the part of an ethnonationalist settler colony against the Indigenous Palestinian people. Seeing it as an example of negative peace when there is daily direct violence and active policies of apartheid and oppression is very unhelpful.
That said this is overall a useful theoretical framework and is explained in a straightforward fashion. I think it was badly applied to that particular case reinforcing the dominant narratives about the conflict.
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Great video! Our research shows that also a legal protection of children from violence (from corporal punishment) is a very important sign of positive peace.
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Thank you so much, it really helped me understand it better, keep up the good work, you're valuable to us students who have to teach ourselves 😂
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Johan Galtung идея мира в глобальной политике стран.the idea of peace in the global politics of countries.Йохан Галтунг
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Hi sir, I think that conflict is a natural thing if we deal with it in a constructive way then it will lead us to the peace and prosperity, and if we deal with it in a destructive way then it will lead us to the violence and misery...
What do u think about it sir??
Great analysis sir..!! Found this very helpful for writing my assignment..Thanks a lot..!!
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Thank you sir, Understand the concept of Negative and Postive concept of peace.
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Thank you. :) Is there any other written resources on peace studies?
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Tomorrow is my college exam and these explanation are very useful for me. Thank you so much sir ❤
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Can you Plz explain, Social and political justifications for war?
Politically wars are justified by states for a multitude of reasons. It's tough because sometimes the way they're publically justified isn't necessarily why the decisions are made internally.
Another common concept regarding this is the just war theory. You can check out this link for a brief overview.
www.britannica.com/topic/just-war
Great video.. helped me for my Conflict and Peace studies paper
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Galtung"s analysis of violence generally touches every aspect of life and the society. Other works must struggle to do something better. Because his concept is the best. Thank you IEP.
Beautifully put. Thank you.
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What is the source on the quote at 9:44? Fantastic video by the way
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Very clear narrative on serious issue
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Thank you for such a wonderful contribution. This video has really helped me a lot with conceptual clarity. Thanks man!
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