The Human Reality and Politics, (Paperback)

This book is a collection of descriptive and analytical articles. The articles, which were recently written, deal with developments and events at the local, regional and global levels. It is the view of the author that forward and backward change is caused by dynamic seen and unseen factors of different qualities, full freedom is imaginary, politics is a major driving force in society, and that, to improve human relations, there is a need for a better communication between human cultures. Dynamics of change implies that all factors are relevant in the explanation of developments. The author maintains that reality is wider than explanation and that, in order to help in the achievement of peaceful existence, there is a need to narrow socio-economic gaps nationally and internationally.