Description

The edited volume “The Horrors of War and Its Effects in the 21st Century” presents a profound scholarly exploration of the persistence of war and its devastating consequences in an era aspiring for peace and global cooperation. Bringing together contributions from distinguished scholars across India and abroad, the book offers multidisciplinary insights from political science, sociology, history, economics, law, and peace studies. It examines themes such as forced migration, refugee crises, women and children’s vulnerabilities, socio-economic and psychological impacts, human rights challenges, and post-conflict reconstruction. The chapters integrate theoretical debates with empirical studies and case analyses, providing a comprehensive perspective on modern warfare. Intended for students, researchers, policymakers, and peace advocates, the volume not only documents the tragic legacies of war but also emphasizes the urgent need for dialogue, cooperation, and sustainable peace, serving as both an academic resource and a moral appeal.

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