The resolution, sponsored by Britain, is experimental and intended to get at the roots of war.
In June, 1938, Virginia Woolf published Three Guineas, her brave, unwelcomed reflections on the roots of war.
The quick cuts of the first part, depicting a world menaced by chaos, give way to the contemplative passages of the second, suggestive of a quest for the roots of war - particularly the Vietnam war, then at its height.
John Tooby and Leda Cosmide's "Groups in Mind: The Coalitional Roots of War and Morality" In 2010, John Tooby and Leda Cosmides, scholars at the University of California, Santa Barbara, best known for their work in evolutionary psychology, published a paper on the use of outrage to help mobilize coalitions.
Florence Finch Kelly, reviewing the book for the New York Times, saw Stratton's placing of both the blame and the responsibility on persons, of identifying the roots of war in the psyches of the men and women his readers, as an action likely to discomfit those readers.
Removing the roots of war While the civil war in Sierra Leone officially ended in January 2002, following more than a decade of violence, a Learning for Peace study in 2013 found a continuing presence of underlying causes of conflict.
The aim of MRA, in the words of its founder, Dr Frank Buchman, was to build a "hate-free, fear-free, greed-free world" in tackling the root causes of war and conflict.
You could (and would) eliminate the root causes of war.
Attacking the root causes of war was relegated to a lower priority.
Firstly, it was intended to prevent further war between France and Germany and other states by tackling the root cause of war.
