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-- far-reaching "political, sociological, cultural, and ecological changes," and two broad questions pertaining to:
-- expectations if peace comes; and
-- policies to follow if it does.
Other issues included:
-- the "real functions of war in modern societies" beyond defending the national interest;
-- without war, "what other institutions exist or might be devised to fulfill these functions;"
-- the possibility of abolishing war;
-- the desirability and repercussions of doing it; and
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