جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "international peace" در نشریات گروه "پزشکی"

Today, the absence of violence and war is considered as a negative, minimal and inadequate definition of peace, but the same basic and minimal ideal is not achieved by itself; Rather, it requires the talent and ability to understand the ugliness of violence and war, as well as the perception of the harmful effects of militancy by decision-making human actors in a critical situation. In the context of the severe lack of interdisciplinary research and the level of micro-analysis, this article raises the question, "How will the presence of genetic dysfunctions in political actors, including the dysfunction of genes affecting empathy, affect international peace?"

In this study, the content of library, laboratory and longitudinal genetic researches were studied by qualitative analysis method and finally interpreted by diagnostic methods of psychological dysfunctions.

 All the ethical principles of the research, such as fidelity, honesty and originality of the text were considered during the writing of this research.

Empathy occurs when observing or imagining emotional states in another creates common states in the observer. Given that the genes CNR1, AVPR1A and SLC6A4 are among the genes that are effective in the process of observation and the resulting perceptions, it was observed that if their function is disturbed, the human person faces a lack of empathy.

If in the genetic nature of any of the political actors, there is a dysfunction of expression of CNR1, AVPR1A and SLC6A4 genes, in the stage of "analysis and interpretation", they are incapable of mutual understanding and respect for differences, in the stage of "Decision-making" tends to denigrate, ignore the reaction of others, and design a win-lose game and In the "implementation" stage, it focuses on unilateral decisions in the international system and Makes difficult the ground for establishing and promoting international peace by interactions with lack of empathy.

 Peace and security are two vital necessities of the international community. The best way to explore this concept is the practice of the Security Council as a key element in maintaining international peace and security. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to Study of legal implications describing the Security Council from Transnational Health Crisis as a threat to international peace and security.

 This research is theoretical type, the research method is descriptive-analytical and the method of data collection is library recearch and has been done by referring to documents, books and articles.

Ethical Considerations:

 In all stages of writing the present essay, while respecting the originality of the texts, honesty and trustworthiness have been observed.

 Analyzing the practice of this organ shows that the scope of this concept has always been developing since the beginning of the work of the Council, especially after the Cold War; so that Since the founding of the United Nations, it has covered only such matters as international armed conflicts; However, with the developments of the international community, issues such as internal conflicts, serious human rights violations, infectious diseases and in some cases, climate change have also been included. In this regard, since 2000, the Council, in line with its primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, has issued resolutions on transnational health crises that reflect the Council's move towards a broader and human security-based interpretation of peace and security. International security is enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.

 By describing transnational health crises as a threat to international peace and security, and by issuing related resolutions, the Council has contributed to an evolutionary interpretation of international peace and security, which could be a procedural making in determining the scope of peace and international security.

Studies about the establishment of International Peace have so far been extensively focused either on the extreme role of the state and political institutions or, if focused on the role of the individual, on environmental factors affecting human activism. However, every human action is also influenced by genetic factors that affect his personality. in the context of the severe lack of interdisciplinary research in international relations and political science, this article raises the question of "What effect will the presence of genetic disorders, including the dysfunction of the Monoamine Oxidase-A (MAOA) Gene in the Genetic Nature of political actors, have on international peace?".

This paper by Qualitative Analysis of the content by Library Resources, using the Oscar-Mccartney (1983) Gene-Environmental Correlation (rGE) Model.

Given that the regulation of Monoamine Oxidases is important in maintaining mood, its deficiency leads to a wide range of violent and antisocial behaviors; if the dysfunction of the Gene Encoding Monoamine Oxidases leads to its low expression, the individual's behavior is accompanied by some degree of violence and aggression. Ethical Considerations: All ethical principles of research, including fidelity, honesty and originality of the text have been observed in the process of writing this article.

If, in the Genetic Nature of any of the officials and political leaders, there is a disorder of the expression of the Monoamine Oxidase-A (MAOA) Gene, by making their actions violent, leads to such violence by their counterparts and the desire to find or build communities or violent structures for Interaction and coalition will become violent, thus, the establishment of international peace fails.