Philosophy of War_Peace Entanglement

The authors, Masoud Rostami and Bahar Zamani, draw on an interdisciplinary framework they call "war–peace entanglement," guiding the reader through a philosophical journey that begins with ontology and extends to an ethics of proximate care, political economy, ecology, the psychology of trauma, and emerging technologies. Through a sustained critique of Just War Theory and liberal peacebuilding, the book offers constructive alternatives: an Entangled Warfare Code, an ecological model of peace as capacity, and an ethics of staying with the trouble. This is a scholarly work situated at the intersection of political philosophy, peace studies, applied ethics, and contemporary social theory, written for researchers, students, and all those who understand that peace is not the absence of war, but the art of living among interwoven threads.