Johan Galtung
Abstract
This theory takes as its point of departure two of the most glaring facts about this world: the tremendous inequality, within and between nations, in almost all aspects of human living conditions, including the power to decide over those living conditions; and the resistance of this inequality to change.
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This theory takes as its point of departure two of the most glaring facts about this world: the tremendous inequality, within and between nations, in almost all aspects of human living conditions, including the power to decide over those living conditions; and the resistance of this inequality to change.
Key concepts: Poison control, Computer security, Human factors and ergonomics, Injury prevention, Occupational safety and health, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Computer science