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Conflict, Violence, Terrorism, and Their Prevention offers an interdisciplinary and global perspective on aggression and violence. The book explores individual, group, and international processes leading to violent conflict, highlighting the diverse nature of contemporary violence and the necessity of multidisciplinary approaches. It comprises 13 well-researched chapters utilizing empirical and theoretical methods from psychology, political science, and anthropology. Topics include terrorism, education, peace studies, and conflict resolution. Contributors from eight countries provide a comprehensive overview of violence and its responses, challenging the notion that violence is inevitable or innately determined. The book emphasizes tangible measures to reduce conflict and promote peace. In today's globalized world, understanding the multifaceted nature of conflict and violence is crucial. This book's interdisciplinary approach provides valuable insights into the root causes and prevention strategies of violence and terrorism. By addressing factors such as inequality, exclusion, and lack of opportunity, the book underscores the importance of community engagement in fostering peace. It advocates for collaborative efforts among various disciplines and communities to develop effective solutions to contemporary conflicts. Conflict, Violence, Terrorism, and Their Prevention is a significant resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and practitioners interested in understanding and mitigating violence and terrorism. Its comprehensive analysis and interdisciplinary perspectives make it a valuable addition to academic and professional libraries. The book's emphasis on practical solutions and prevention strategies enhances its applicability in real-world scenarios