الأطر المعرفية للسلام الاجتماعي

Abstract EN

Peaceful coexistence is the first step in the direction of peaceful cooperation.

This is done by rejecting violence and choosing dialogue as a means of settling disputes in order to preserve and preserve the interests of the various parties.

In addition to accepting the other.

This opens the way towards social peace, which is achieved by providing a social contract based on the promotion of lofty human values, which transcends the shortcomings that accompanied the old social contract attempts in their attempts to frame the transition from a state of instinct to a civil one.

Social peace has many requirements, the minimum of which must be provided.

By focusing on freedom, free will, equality, and fortifying them with the awareness that would bring them the realization of all the basic rights necessary to achieve social justice.

This is done under the full care of the interests and benefits, and then advancing the principles that devote to the quality of life.

The importance of the study stems from the necessity of bringing theoretical frameworks into a living reality that works to bring social peace as an alternative to wars, conflicts and disputes and to eradicate the scourge of injustice and exclusion.

The research aims to answer the following questions: What are the lofty human values that are considered basic requirements for achieving social peace? Are social contract theories still capable of achieving social peace? Are there other reinforcements that achieve social peace? The paper is a descriptive, analytical (critical) study of the demands of social peace and the developments imposed by the changes that occurred after the social contract theories.