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CHAPTER4
Bui lding "Positive Peace"
I t is important to be against war. But it is not enough. We also need to be in favor o f something- something positive and affirm ing: na mely, peace. Peace studies is u nique not only because it is multid iscip linary a nd forth-
rightly proclaims its adherence to "values" but also because it identifies positive visions of
peace as being greater tha n tl1e a bsence of war.
The "pos itive peace" toward whim peace studies strives may be, if anyth ing, even
more challengi ng than the prevention o f war. It is a variatio n on what has been called the
"dog-car problem." Imagine a dog that has spent years barking and run ning after cars.
Then, o ne day, it catmes one. What does it do with it? What would devotees of peace do
w ith the world if they had the opportunity?
This is not a useless exercise because before any future ca n be esta blished, it must first
be imagined. And moreover, unl ike our hypothetical car-m asing dog, the estab lishment
of positive peace is not an ali-or-noth ing p heno meno n. The movement toward positive
peace is likely to be halting and fragme ntary, w ith substantial success along certain dimen-
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than a funda mental effort to retl1ink the relatio nship of h uman beings to earn otl1er and
to their shared planet. If war and its causes are difficult to define- and this is assu red ly
the case- positive peace is even more elus ive. (It ca n even be da ngerous, because d isagree-
ments over what constitutes a desirable "peace" ca n lead to war.)
Earlier, we briefly considered "j ust war" doctrine. The co nditio ns for a "just peace"
are no less stren uo us or importa nt. The releva nt issues include-but are not limited to-
aspirations for h uman rights, economic fa irness and opportunity, democratization, and
environmenta l well-being and sustainabili ty. Nonetheless, there is no agreement as to
what, specifically, is des ired or how much e mphasis to place on earn goal.
The pursuit of positive peace nonethe less leads to certain agreed princip les, one of
which is a minimization of vio lence, not o nly the overt vio lence of war, but also what
has been called "structural violence," a co ndition that is typically built into many social
and cultural institutions. A s lavehold ing society may be at peace in that it is not literally at
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war, but it is also rife w ith structural vio lence. Structu ral violence has the effect of deny-
ing people importa nt rights s uch as economic opportunity, socia l a nd politica l equality,
a sense of fulfillme nt and se lf-worth, and access to a healthy natural environment. When
people starve to d eath, or even go hungry, a kind of vio lence is taking place. Simi larly,
when huma n beings s uffe r from diseases that are preventable, when they are denied a
decent education, hous ing, an o.
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The elderly population is rising globally and similar trends are being observed not only in Asia but also in Pakistan. A developing country facing several challenges in the form of political instability, lack of economic growth, low savings of the elderly, weak pension system, makes life challenging for the elderly. Pakistan s demographic trends show that between 1990 till 2010, the population aged 60+ years increased by 75.1 %. It is projected that the life expectancy will increase to 72 years by 2023. WHO report (1998) projected that 5.6 % of Pakistan s population was over 60 years of age, with a probability of doubling to 11 % by the year 2025.
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