Politics without Violence?

The book delves into the possibility of envisioning a non-violent political landscape, arguing that this is achievable through contemporary intellectual and scientific insights. It highlights the importance of interdisciplinary dialogue among natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities to fully grasp and address violence in its various forms. By differentiating between aggression and violence, as well as biological and social elements, it advocates for a new emotional Enlightenment, echoing Enlightenment ideals while proposing a transformative understanding of politics and the State in the twenty-first century.