The slide shows Iraq as moving sharply away from "peace," an ideal on the far left side of the chart, to a point much closer to the right side of the spectrum, a red zone marked "chaos".
And for those puzzled by the confluence of Steve Jobs's professed peace'n'love ideals and his life spent making shiny consumer durables, Fred Turner points out that the Catalog was at its heart "deeply consumerist".
"I think Peace is an ideal reform, but a more realistic short-term goal, at the very least, is to make sure police are required to record interrogations," Kassin says.
When I was a kid, I always thought that the five Olympic rings were symbolic of five specific ideals: peace and unity and sportsmanship and things like that.
The ideal peace-building approach will enable this fusion of horizons to occur between opposed groups, as well as between the victims of conflict and peace-builders.
In his essay on the eternal ideal of peace, Scheler writes that peace is always a future possibility, but that this eternal ideal will not realize itself.
By being tied to the higher ideal of peace, his performance resonates, even under these rarefied circumstances, with a history of principled abstinence and self-inflicted pain.
"But it is hard for them to grow and evolve with an ideal of peace in our country since they have never known Burundi in its peaceful years".
Hailed by Voltaire as "the philosopher king" personifying the Enlightenment and its ideal of peace, Frederick astonished Europe within seven months of his accession to the throne by invading Silesia in December 1740.
But some observers argue that the situation may already be too polarized -- or chaotic -- for a settlement and that the United States and other governments might be compelled to send forces to bring peace under less than ideal conditions.
