While substantial effort has been and continues to be expended in developing the theories governing the conduct of war, not as much comparative effort has been given to addressing the means by which various levels of conflict can be anticipated and averted. This AY-10 USAWC resident student author believes that what is required is a unifying theory of 'war' AND of 'conflicted peace' -- a theory which addresses the conditions and possible preventive activities associated with a transition from each.
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