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Peace Movements Worldwide:
History, Psychology, and Practices
Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler (Editors)
Table of Contents
VOLUME 1: History and Vitality of Peace Movements
Acknowlegements
Set Introduction
Introduction to Volume 1
Part I
THE MEANING OF PEACE
Chapter 1 Eternal Peace
Michael N. Nagler
Chapter 2 A Philosophy of Peace
Barry L. Gan
Chapter 3 Peace and Development Today: An Overview
Johan Galtung
Part II
THE PEACE INHERITANCE:
SCIENCE AND THE PROMISE OF HUMAN NATURE
Chapter 4 The Evolution of Peace
Michael N. Nagler & Angel Ryono
Chapter 5 Psychology and Peace
Marc Pilisuk & Mitch Hall
Part III
A SOCIETAL PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 6 Cultural Understanding in Peacekeeping,
Peacemaking, and Peace Building
Paul R. Kimmel
Chapter 7 Rethinking "Identity" for a Global Age: Emerging
Responsibilities and Duties
Rebecca Joy Norlander & Anthony J. Marsella
Chapter 8 Cultures of Peace or Culture of Peace?
David Adams Part IV RELIGIOUS DIMENSIONS OF PEACE
Chapter 9 The Spirit of Change: Spiritual and Religious
Resources for Peace and Justice Movements
Donald Rothberg
Chapter 10 When Prayer and Revolution Became People
Power
Hildegard Goss-Mayr
Chapter 11 Catholic Social Teaching: Integrating the Virtue of
Nonviolent Peacemaking
Eli Sasaran McCarthy
Chapter 12 Alternatives to War and Violence: An Islamic
Perspective
Mohammed Abu-Nimer &Jamal A. Badawi Part V GENDER IN WAR AND PEACE
Chapter 13 Women: Battleground for War, Resource for Peace
Gianina Pellegrini
Chapter 14 Nothing Short of a Revolution: Reflections on the
Global Women's Movement
Kavita Nandini Ramdas
Chapter 15 A Feminist Ethical Perspective on Weapons of Mass
Destruction
Carol Cohn and Sara Ruddick
Part VI THE CHALLENGE BEFORE US
Chapter 16 War, Peace, and Climate Change: A Billion Lives in
the Balance
Jan Egeland
Chapter 17 The Moment for Turning: Living as if Peace and
Sustainability Really Mattered
David C. Korten
Chapter 18 Against So Much Money and Power, Can the Peace
Movement Succeed?
Marc Pilisuk & Ellen Gaddy
A Final Word Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
Bibliography
About the Editors and Contributors
VOLUME 2: Players and Practices in Resistance to War
Acknowledgments
Set Introduction
Introduction to Volume 2 Part I PREVENTION
Chapter 1 Shedding the Tools of Destruction: The Disarmament
Effort
Marc Pilisuk
Chapter 2 Nuclear Disarmament: The Path Forward, Obstacles,
and Opportunities
Alice Slater
Chapter 3 Hiroshima Day: America Has Been Asleep for 64
Years
Daniel Ellsberg
Chapter 4 Citizen Diplomacy and the Ottawa Process in
Banning Landmines: A Lasting Model?
Jody Williams & Stephen D. Goose
Chapter 5 Bringing the Corporate Role in Global Violence to
Daylight
Gianina Pellegrini
Chapter 6 Socially Responsible Investing, Peace, and Social
Justice
Tessie Petion & Steven D.Lydenberg Part II RESISTING VIOLENCE
Chapter 7 A Hand for Peace in a Zone of War
Kathy Kelly
Chapter 8 Human Security: Providing Protection without Sticks
and Carrots
Christine Schweitzer
Chapter 9 Psyched Up to Save Psychology: A Tale of Activists'
Efforts to Resist Complicity in U.S.Human Rights
Violations Post 9-11
Jill Latonick-Flores & Daniel J. Adamski
Chapter 10 Shut it Down! A brief History of Efforts to Close La
Escuela de Asesinos (The School of Assassins)
Jill Latonick-Flores with Father Roy Bourgeois
Chapter 11 Structured Cruelty: Learning to be a Lean, Mean
Killing Machine
Martin Smith
Chapter 12 If You Start Looking at Them as Humans, Then How
Are You Gonna Kill Them?
Inigo Gilmore & Teresa Smith
Chapter 13 Where is the Rage?
Justin C. Cliburn
Chapter 14 Soldiers in Revolt
Howard Zinn Part III HEALING THE WOUNDS
Chapter 15 Out of the Inner Wilderness: Torture and Healing Diane Lefer & HectorAristizábal
Chapter 16 From Grief to Gratitude: The Tariq Khamisa
Foundation
Azim N. Khamisa
Chapter 17 Steps Toward Reconciliation: Understanding and
Healing in Post-Genocide Rwanda and Beyond
Ervin Staub & Angel Ryono
Chapter 18 Interactive Problem Solving: Informal Mediation by the
Scholar-Practitioner
Herbert C. Kelman
Chapter 19 From Young Soldiers to Young Peace Builders:
Building Peace in Sierra Leone
MichaelWessells
Chapter 20 Modern Day Slavery
Melissa Anderson-Hinn
Chapter 21 Perpetration-Induced Traumatic Stress
Rachel M. MacNair Part IV PEACE MOVEMENTS WORLDWIDE
Chapter 22 The West German Peace Movement
Andreas Buro
Chapter 23 Peace in Transition: The Peace Movement in South
Korea
Jujin Chung
Chapter 24 Life in Peace: The Emergence of the Indian Peace
Movement
Ramu Manivannan
Chapter 25 Peace Psychology in Asia
Cristina Jayme Montiel
Chapter 26 Active Nonviolence: A Creative Power for
Peacemaking and Healing
Hildegard Goss-Mayr
Chapter 27 Nonviolent Skills versus Repressive Conditions:
The Iranian Women's Movement and Codepink:
Women for Peace
Cynthia Boaz
Chapter 28 Peace Movements and the Middle East:
The 1991 Gulf War and Aftermath
Stephen Zunes
A Final Word Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
Bibliography
About the Editors and Contributors
VOLUME 3: Peace Efforts That Work and Why
Acknowledgments
Set Introduction
Introduction to Volume 3 Part I PEACE FROM ABOVE
Chapter 1 New Understandings of Citizenship: Path to a Peaceful
Future?
Elise Boulding
Chapter 2 Peace Building: 12 Dynamics
Kai Brand-Jacobsen
Chapter 3 Our Water Commons: Toward a New Freshwater
Narrative
Maude Barlow
Chapter 4 Beyond Leviathan? The Historical Relationship Between
Peace Plans, International Lawand the Early Anglo-
American Peace Movement
Cris Toffol
Chapter 5 The Good News: The ICC and the R2P Principle
Ronald J. Glossop
Chapter 6 Toward a Necessary Utopianism: Democratic
Global Governance
Richard Falk Part II PEACE FROM BELOW
Chapter 7 I am the Leader, You are the Leader: Nonviolent
Resistance in The Peace Community of San José
de Apartadó, Colombia
Elizabeth Lozano
Chapter 8 Peace Building Education: Responding to Contexts
Candice C. Carter
Chapter 9 Inside the Military Media Industrial Complex: Impacts
on Moveents for Peace and Social Justice
Peter Phillips & Mickey S. Huff
Chapter 10 Renaissance 2.0: The Web's Potential for
the Peaceful Transformation of Modern Society
Deva Temple
Chapter 11 Building the Peace by Examples of Civil Courage
during the War
Svetlana Broz
Chapter 12 Peace Can Be Taught
Colman McCarthy
Chapter 13 When Violence "Works" for 30 Years: The Late Return
of Satyagraha to the Northern Irish Peace
Process
Marcel M. Baumann
Chapter 14 Hands of Peace: From Epiphany to Reality
Laura Bernstein
Chapter 15 The Movement Toward Peace in Crisis - and
Opportunity
Michael N. Nagler
Chapter 16 To Remake the World
Paul Hawken
Chapter 17 Search for Common Ground
John Marks & Susan Collin Marks
Chapter 18 Setting the Stage for Peace: Participatory Theater for
Conflict Transformation in the Democratic Republic of
the Congo
Lena Slachmuijlder
Chapter 19 The Pledge of Resistance: Lessons From a
Movement of Solidarity and Nonviolent Direct Action
Ken Butigan
Chapter 20 Money Cannot Be Eaten: Nonviolent Resistance in
Struggles over Land and Economic Survival
Rev. José M. Tirado
Chapter 21 Searching for Development with Human Dignity in
Guatemala
Jennifer Achord Rountree Part III PEACE FROM WITHIN
Chapter 22 On Meditation
Michael N. Nagler
Chapter 23 Despair Work
Joanna Macy
Chapter 24 Experimenting with Nonviolence From West Texas to
South Korea
Richard L. Deats
Chapter 25 Trained to Hate: Confessions of a Convert to
Humanity
Claude AnShin Thomas
Chapter 26 Searching for Peace in the Peace Movement: a
Lovers' Quarrel
Rabbi Michael Lerner
Chapter 27 Breaking out of the Culture of Violence: An Oral
History with former Economic Hit Man, John
Perkins
Nikolas Larrow-Roberts & John Perkins
Chapter 28 Inspiring Peace Workers
Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
A Final Word Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
Bibliography
About the Editors and Contributors
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