context: Joshua presents this more explicitly in his new book, Winning the War on War and Steve Pinker pads that discussion in his excellent book.
answer_0: Next, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_1: Absolutely, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_2: Nonetheless there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_3: Optionally, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_4: Though, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_5: In turn, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_6: In short, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_7: Historically, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_8: Similarly, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.
answer_9: Gradually, there is a reason global violence is down - and the ideas and norms embedded in R2P, peacekeeping, and transitional justice are working.