Essay on World Peace

India is a peace - loving country and has been the member of the United Nations from the very existence of the United Nation Organisation. India has always played a key role in bringing peace to various countries on war and thus fulfilling the objective of the UNO. It has also been an active member of the various agencies of the UNO like the UNESCO, the WHO and the UNICEF. Once the President of the General Assembly of the UNO…...

Jane Addams, an internationally renowned advocate of peace, became devoted in serving the people for several years. She has done numerous charitable works and became a recognized leader of Progressivism in the United States of America. This movement is a political attitude favoring reform. She was also a creative writer who authored a dozen of books and over 500 articles. One of her books was entitled “Newer Ideals of Peace” which spoke about different themes about social philosophies in life,…...

Every leader in the world aims to find a lasting solution to the problems that beset our planet but so far, peace on earth has continued to be an elusive dream. There are many movements, conferences, brotherhoods and fraternities all over the world that promotes the idea of world peace. Philosophers, theologians, politicians, and other great thinkers from the past up to the present have offered so many formulas and ideas for achieving peace but no one has yet came…...

World peace, world peace. Everyone pretends to want world peace. But they don't really want world peace. Because there's a simple way to get it. Everyone knows it, no one wants to say it. Fire the boys. Fire the boys! There. I said it. The boys have been mostly in charge of the world for a long time now and look at it. The world is a mess. A mess created by boys. And why are we surprised by this?…...

The Great Depression was the historically worldwide tragic economic downturn of the industrialised world that took place in 1929-1939 causing the stock market to crash. Even though the Great Depression derived and occurred in the United States, in almost every country in the world, it triggered dramatic declines in productivity, significant unemployment and extreme deflation. Arguably, globalisation was one of the biggest faults that caused the devastating Great Depression because globalisation removed the importance of diversity within nations. Therefore, nations…...