Description: Introduction1. Approaches to WarWhy War?On AggressionWarfare is Only an Invention - Not a Biological NecessityWar and Other EssaysThe Guns of AugustVictims of GroupthinkThe Causes of WarA Structural Theory of ImperialismNational Images and International SystemsGlamorized Nationalism: Some Examples in PoetryRedefining Security: The New Global SchismsStudy QuestionsSuggested Reading2. Building "Negative Peace"The Moral Equivalent of WarGetting to YESDisarmament Demands GRITThe Conduct of Just and Limited WarThe Game of DisarmamentThe Gift of TimeFinding the Future: The Rolse of Economic Conversion in Shaping the Twenty-First CenturyInternational LawThe Evolution of United National PeacekeepingPerpetual PeaceStudy QuestionsSuggested Readings3. Building "Positive Peace"The Land EthicHuman RightsThe Pedagogy of the OppressedAn Agenda for ChangeLetter From a Birmingham JailStudy QuestionsSuggested Readings4. NonviolenceCivil DisobedienceLetter to Ernst Howard CrosbyConscientious ObjectorNeither Victims Nor ExecutionersAhimsa, or the Way of NonviolenceCivilian Resistance as a National DefenseStudy QuestionsSuggested Readings5. Religious InspirationThe Bhagavad GitaTao De ChingBeing Peace: Richt Nhat HanhThe Old TestamentThe New TestamentHoly DisobedienceA Devout Meditation on Behalf of Adolf EichmannA Christian's View of the Arms RaceStudy QuestionsSuggested Readings6. Peace Movements, Transformations, and the FuturePeace Movements in HistoryBuilding Utopias in HistoryOn Humane GovernanceSexism and the War SystemThe Politics of ResponsibilityA Few Poetic VisionsStudy QuestionsSuggested Readings

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