"Population Psychology and Peace" explores the psychological factors influencing population dynamics and their relationship to peace and conflict. Written by J. C. Flugel, this work delves into the social and psychological aspects of population, examining how beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors related to population size and distribution can impact international relations and the potential for peace.
Flugel analyzes various psychological mechanisms and societal influences that shape population-related attitudes and behaviors, offering insights into how these factors can contribute to either peaceful cooperation or conflict. This book is a valuable resource for psychologists, sociologists, political scientists, and anyone interested in understanding the complex interplay between population psychology and the pursuit of global peace.
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