Fellowship 1998: Vol 64 Index

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FELLOWSHIP INDEX 1998
Note: The number following the month, as in May/Jun 19, indicates page number. The first section contains articles
(ALL CAPITALS), reviewed book titles (italics), and news headlines (lower case). Writers of articles and authors of
reviewed books are in subsequent sections.
ARTICLES, BOOK REVIEWS, NEws ITEMS buddhist peace fellowship public schools campaign, May/Jun 30
meetings, Jul/Aug 30 columbus (indiana) peace fellow-
1997-1998 freeman interns, the, BUILDING A CULTURE OF NON- ship /for—humanitarian aid to
Jul/ Aug 28 VIOLENCE IN CROATIA, Wal- nicaragua, Jan/Feb 30
1998 f.o.r. actions on iraq, May/Jun ters, Herb, May/Jun 13 columbus peace fellowship wel-
21 BUILDING A LONG TERM SET- comed jim flynn, Nov/Dec 29
A BREAKTHROUGH REMEM- TLEMENT WITH IRAQ (EDI- COMPANERAS, Crowner, Cynthia,
BERED, Baron, Virginia, TORIAL), Deats, Richard, Nov/Dec 7
Nov/Dec 9 Mar/Apr 3 Confronting Systems of Violence:
A GLIMPSE OF THE KINGDOM, business news, Jul/Aug 25 Memoirs ofa Peace Activist,
Ayvazian, Andrea, Mar/Apr 21 ..but berrigan out of circulation in Swomley, John, rev'd May/Jun
A LETTER TO MY GREAT-GRAND- the u.s., May/Jun 19 16
DAUGHTER, Beghtol, DeEtte campus ministry job opening, Cooperation Works!: How People Are
Wald, Nov/Dec 10 Nov/Dec 30 Using Cooperative Action To Re-
a passel of prizes, May/Jun 22 cape cod f.o.r.—creating the way to build Communities And Revitalize
ABRAHAM JOSHUA HESCHEL peace lecture, Jan/Feb 30 The Economy, Nadeau, E.G.,
AND MARTIN LUTHER KING, cape cod f.o.r. hosts anti-landmine and Thompson, David J.,
JR., Heschel, Susannah, Jan/Feb exhibit, Sep/Oct 30 rev'd Sep/Oct 19
4 cape cod f.o.r—landmines ballot ini- death penalty vote falls short in
Against the Death Penalty, Hanks, tiative, May/Jun 30 massachusetts, Jan/Feb 26
Gardner C., rev'd Nov/Dec 18 cape cod f.o.r—milton fisher award, DISCOVERING SOUL FORCE IN
ajla dzudza graduates from mont- Mar/Apr 28 THE STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE,
clair state, Jul/ Aug 27 cape cod f.o.r. participated in fourth White, Mel, Jul/Aug 12
All Saints: Daily Reflections on Saints, of july parade in chatham, ECONOMIC ALTERNATIVES: AN
Prophets, and Witnesses for Our Nov/Dec 29 INTEGRAL PART OF THE
Time, Ellsberg, Robert, rev'd caravan scholarship winners, AGENDA FOR PEACE AND
Mar/Apr 19 Sep/Oct 29 JUSTICE, Hanauer, Renate L.,
AN ERA OF APOLOGIES, Irish, catholic (farm) workers invited, Mar/Apr 10
Don, Mar/Apr 4 Nov/Dec 30 episcopal peace fellowship—getting
andjela azabagic awarded brandeis church of god peace fellowship pub- online, Mar/Apr 28
scholarship, Jul/Aug 27 lishes poem “recycling”, episcopal peace fellowship is active
art news, Jul/Aug 25 Sep/Oct 30 in peace tax fund effort, Sep/Oct
ashland (oregon) f.o.r. held its annu- churches against revenge, Mar/Apr 30
al hiroshima/nagasaki obser- a ethiopian women rally for peace,
vance, Nov/Dec 29 citizens’ weapons inspection team Nov/Dec 25
autumn women’s retreat, Jan/Feb 29 makes the front page, May/Jun ethnic cleansing cleansed, Sep/Oct
baptist peace fellowship—ecumeni- 21 27
cal resource, Jan/Feb 30 columbia mid-missouri f..o.r. held eugene oregon f.o.r. forum on
baptist peace fellowship meals for reception to honor pastors for mediation led by member’s
the homeless, Jul/Aug 30 peace, Sep/Oct 30 daughter, Nov/Dec 29
baptist peace fellowship—new mis- columbia mid-missouri f.o.r. history, eugene-springfield f.o.r. opportuni-
sion statement, May/Jun 30 Jul/ Aug 29 ties for action, Jul/ Aug 29
baptist peace fellowship—reducing columbia (missouri) f.o..—weekly eugene-springfield (oregon) f.0.r.—
youth violence, Mar/Apr 28 vigil for peace, May/Jun 30 native rights lobbying, Mar/Apr
Bayard Rustin: Troubles I’ve Seen. A columbia peace fellowship—voices 28
Biography, Anderson, Jervis, in the wilderness report, f.o.r. announces forty days in the
rev'd Jan/Feb 19 Mar/Apr 28 desert campaign, Jan/Feb 27
behind our backs, May/Jun 20 columbia river f.o.r—fundraising for f.o.r. awardee, Mar/Apr 27
Blood Rites: Origins and History of the peacemaker training institute, f.o.r. citizens’ inspection team inves-
Passions of War, Ehrenreich, Jan/Feb 30 tigates u.s. weapons sites,
Barbara, rev'd Mar/Apr 19 columbia river fellowship for peace Sep/Oct 28
bosnian students conference in calls for arco boycott, Nov/Dec f.o.r. delegation to israel/ palestine,
burlington, vermont, Jan/Feb 29 29 Jul/Aug 26
brethren peace fellowship—week- columbia river fellowship for f.o.r. member wins international
end retreat, Jan/Feb 30 peace—military out of our award, Sep/Oct 29
January/February 1999
f.o.r. pfeffer peace prize winner an- dwellings, Nov/Dec 30 GARDEN VARIETY FORGIVE-
nounced, Sep/Oct 29 judge who pardoned calley throws NESS IN FIVE STAGES, Linn,
f.o.r. week of action against weapons the book at pacifists, Sep/Oct 26 Matthew, May/Jun 11
of mass destruction, Jul/ Aug 26 just when you thought there was NONVIOLENCE IN THE ARENA:
F.O.R.’S 1998 NATIONAL CONFER- nothing but bad news..., LIVERPOOL’S LATEST “FAB
ENCE: A PHOTO ESSAY, Mar/Apr 24 FOUR”, Hartsig, Jo Clare,
Sep Oct 8 kenya nonviolence training, Jul/Aug 11
FORGIVENESS IN A VIOLENT May/Jun 23 NONVIOLENCE IN THE ARENA:
WORLD, Karim, Nazim, kirkridge pti retreat, Mar/Apr 27 MASSIVE NONVIOLENT STU-
Jan/Feb 7 lakeshore peacemakers listened to DENT PROTEST IN KOSOVA,
fresno center for nonviolence peace member of copper valley accom- Hartsough, David, Jan/Feb 23
agenda, jul/ Aug 29 paniment project, Nov/Dec 29 NONVIOLENCE IN THE ARENA:
fresno center for nonviolence— landmine countdown (treaty), MUSLIM NONVIOLENCE IN
protesting cassini launch, Nov/Dec 25 THAILAND, Satha-Anand,
Jan/Feb 30 LEGACY OF GANDHI (EDITORI- Chaiwat, Mar/Apr 14
fresno center on nonviolence— AL), THE, Deats, Richard, NONVIOLENCE IN THE ARENA:
wheelchair project”, May/Jun Jul/Aug 3 THE NONVIOLENT RE-
“LET’S SIT DOWN AND TALK SPONSE TO GUNS, Hartsig, Jo
fresno f o.r. center for nonviolence— PEACE” (EDITORIAL), Deats, Clare, and Wink, Walter,
alternative veteran's day, Richard, May/Jun 3 Sep/Oct 24
Mar/Apr 28 LISTENING WITH THE HEART: A north manchester (indiana) f.o.r.—
FUTURE OF NONVIOLENCE, THE, JOURNEY FOR PEACE, Scherr, critiquing local media, May/Jun
Dear, John, Sep/Oct 12 Robert, Sep/Oct 15 30
GANDHI IN THE CONTEXT OF LIVING INTO THE WORLD WE obituary: ernest bromley, May/Jun
POLITICAL CHANGES IN IN- WANT, Cotton, Dorothy F.,, 26
DIA, Radhakrishnan, N., Nov/Dec 11 obituary: danilo dolci, Mar/Apr 26
Jul/Aug 6 louisville f.o.r. tax resistance, obituary: aki kurose, Nov/Dec 26
jdhi the Man: The Story of His Jul/ Aug 29 obituary: denise levertov, Mar/Apr
Transformation, Easwaran, Ek- louisville f.o.r.’s newspaper forsooth 26
nath, rev'd Jul/Aug 14 covers f.o.r. support of decade of obituary: maurice mccrackin,
Gandhi: The Truth Can Fight, Finkel, nonviolence, Nov/Dec 29 May/Jun 26
Ann Lee, rev'd Mar/Apr 19 lutheran peace fellowship—peace obituary: margaret mosely, Mar/Apr
GANDHISS VISIT TO KINGSLEY and justice trek, Jan/Feb 30 26
HALL, Fahrni, Mildred, and lutheran peace fellowship publishes obituary: robert e. wolseley,
Lester, Muriel, Jul/Aug 18 brochure “twenty ways for teens Nov/Dec 26
gods of metal plowshares convicted, to work for peace”, Sep/Oct 30 obituary: john howard yoder,
lutheran peace fellowship—sermon Jul/Aug 25
Nov Dec 25
greasing the wheels of the peace contest, Mar/Apr 28 official version, the, May/Jun 20
movement: two appreciations, macarthur grant winner takes on us old news, Jul/Aug 24
Jan/Feb 28 women’s prisons, Nov/Dec 26 olympia f.o.r—death penalty lobby-
gun trades: for whom the bell tolls, machine swallows peaceworkers in ing, Mar/Apr 28
Mar/Apr 25 prishtina (briefly), May/Jun 19 olympia f.o.r. “empowering grass-
gun trades: toys r us, Mar/Apr 25 media happy (women’s conference), roots activists” workshop,
HARD QUESTIONS, Douglass, Nov/Dec 27 Jul/ Aug 29
military news, Jul/Aug 24 olympia f.o.r—new mission state-
Shelley, Nov/Dec 12
harrisonburg f.o.r. (virginia) action minnesota f.o.r. open house, ment, Jan/Feb 30
alerts, Jul/ Aug 29 Jul/ Aug 29 olympia’s f.o.r. held three potluck
hiroshima protests from all over, minnesota f.o.r.—racial dialogue, picnics and workshops,
Sep/Oct 26 Mar/Apr 28 Nov/Dec 29
I DO NOT LOSE HEART, Tobin, minnesota f.o.r.—social action the- oregon f.o.r.—protesting military re-
Mary Luke, Nov/Dec 13 ater, Jan/Feb 30 cruiting in schools, Jan/Feb 30
INSULT: ROMANS 12 (POEM), much better than black helicopters, Organizing for a Nuclear-free Century
Gersmehl, Glen, Sep/Oct 11 Sep/Oct 26 of Peace: The Abolition 2000 Orga-
international human rights monitor muslim peace fellowship—” walk for nizers Conference, Leisner, Roger,
examines us criminal justice, repentance”, May/Jun 30 rev'd Jan/Feb 21
Mar/Apr 24 muslims, jews, and christians—dia- ORIGINAL PEACEMAKERS, THE,
IRAQ: CAN THE US BUILD A NEW logue or conflict?, Jan/Feb 26 Juhnke, James C., and Schrag,
APPROACH TO DEFENSE?, new news, Jul/Aug 24 Valerie, May/Jun 9
Brown, Ken, May/Jun 15 new staffer for panama project, OVERCOMING HATRED AND RE-
jewish peace fellowship—vegetari- Mar/Apr 27 VENGE THROUGH LOVE,
anism article, Mar/Apr 28 NONVIOLENCE IN THE ARENA: Gandhi, Arun, Jul/Aug 16
john dear becomes new executive di- CLARA LUPER: HOPE’S HERO, peace and justice action league of
rector, Jul/ Aug 26 Pickard, Rebecca, Nov/Dec 16 spokane co-sponsors affirmative
join the campaign for secure NONVIOLENCE IN THE ARENA: action workshop, Nov/Dec 29
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peace and justice center of sonoma screening, Jan/Feb 30 unesco seminar, Jul/Aug 27
county forum for campaign fi- salem area f.o.r. holds thirteenth al- united for change peacemaker train-
nance reform, Jul/Aug 30 most annual walk, talk, and eat ing in seattle, Sep/Oct 29
peace and justice league of spokane f.o.r. fundraiser, Nov/Dec 29 UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF
annual bloomsday, Jul/ Aug 29 san jose peace center pete seeger HUMAN RIGHTS, THE / THE
peace and justice league of concert, Mar/Apr 28 WOMEN’S MOVEMENT
spokane—living wage cam- SANCTIONS: A POSITION PAPER, (EDITORIAL), Deats, Richard,
paign, Jan/Feb 30 Swomley, John, Nov/Dec 21
Nov/Dec 3
peace and justice action league of SCENT OF WATER: NOTES FROM U.S.-PANAMA MILITARY BASE
spokane runs campaign for a liv- A BAGHDAD DIARY, THE, AGREEMENT: BACK TO 1903?,
ing wage, Sep/Oct 30 Ramey, Clayton, Sep/Oct 4 Lindsay-Poland, John, May/Jun
peace coalition of southern illinois— SCHOOL’S OUT: THE NATIONAI 25
“campesinos” exhibit, Mar/Apr CONSCIENCE DESCENDS vanunu out of solitary in israel...,
28 UPON THE SCHOOL OF THE May/Jun 19
peace house (ashland, or) hosts AMERICAS, Romano, Vincent, Walking with the Wind: A Memoir of
“phenomenal women” confer- Jan/Feb 16 the Movement, Lewis, John,
ence, Jul/Aug 29 season of nonviolence launched, and D’Orso, Michael, rev'd
peace house receives gift, May/Jun Mar/Apr 27 Nov/Dec 20
30 SECRECY AND HISTORY: CHEMI- washington dc f.o.r. holds annual
peace house sponsors dove in pa- CAL WEAPONS IN THE TROP- disarm bazaar, Nov/Dec 29
rade, Sep/Oct 30 ICS, Lindsay-Poland, John, western washington f.0.r. supports
peltier action alert, Nov/Dec 30 Sep/Oct 23 sovereignty of native americans,
PEOPLE POWER, YET AGAIN (ED- seeds of peace planted in washing- Sep /Oct 30
ITORIAL), Deats, Richard, ton state, May/Jun 24 WHEN WILL WE GET THE
Jan/Feb 3 seeing and talking about it: bosnia, CHANCE? I.F.O.R. WOMEN
pfeffer peace prize, Mar/Apr 27 May/Jun 19 ON THE MOVE, Anderson,
pittsburgh north anti-racism coali- Seventy Times Seven: The Power of Shelley, Nov/Dec 14
tion (f.o.r.)—courting diversity, Forgiveness, Arnold, Johann women of color in the workplace
May/Jun 30 Christoph, rev'd Nov/Dec 18 conference breaks new ground,
pittsburgh north people for peace— Sign Of Hope: The Center for Peace, Jan/Feb 27
anti-racism coalition, Mar/Apr Nonviolence, and Human Rights WOMEN, PEACE, AND THE FU-
28 in Osijek, Jegen, SND, Mary TURE: PERSONAL REMINIS-
POT, PITY, AND POLITICS, Bishke, Evelyn, rev'd Mar/Apr 18 CENCES, Boulding, Elise,
Paul, Jan/Feb 8 silly cow disease (northern ireland Nov/Dec 4
Praying with Icons, Forest, Jim, rev'd women’s coalition earn seats on women reconcilers in bosnia,
Sep/Oct 18 council), Nov/Dec 25 Nov/Dec 27
RECONCILIATION AND FOR- sisterhood is powerful (nuclear abo- WOMEN’S TOOLS, Cocco, Claire,
GIVENESS, Aguirre, Luis Perez, lition sisters), Nov/Dec 30 Nov/Dec 6
Mar/Apr 8 Small Beginning, The, Robertson, Rob, world’s largest petition ignored by
REFLECTIONS OF AN ARAB JEW, rev'd Mar/Apr 18 the press, Mar Apr 24
Shohat, Ella, May/Jun 4 sonoma county center for peace and young philosopher, Jan/Feb 28
REFLECTIONS ON THE FIFTIETH justice—abolition 2000 work,
ANNIVERSARY OF GANDHI'S Jan/Feb 30
WRITERS OF ARTICLES
ASSASSINATION, Maguire, speaking of being carted away...,
Mairead, Jul/Aug 4 Sep /Oct 26 Aguirre, Luis Perez, RECONCILIA-
Resisting The Bomb: A History of STOP THE STAMPEDE TO WAR TION AND FORGIVENESS,
the World Nuclear Disarma- WITH IRAQ, Mar/Apr3 Mar/Apr 8
ment Movement, 1954-1970, Story Of B: An Adventure of the Mind Anderson, Shelley, WHEN WILL WE
Wittner, Lawrence S., rev'd and Spirit, The, Quinn, Daniel, GET THE CHANCE? L.F.O.R.
Jul/Aug 15 rev'd May/Jun 16 WOMEN ON THE MOVE,
resource center for nonviolence STRUGGLE CONTINUES—AN Nov/Dec 14
hosts howard zinn, May/Jun 30 INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE Ayvazian, Andrea, AGLIMPSE OF
RESPONDING TO INTOLERANCE HOUSER, THE, Romano, THE KINGDOM, Mar/Apr 21
WITH COMPASSION (EDITOR- Vincent J., May/Jun 6 Baron, Virginia, A BREAK-
IAL), Deats, Richard, Sep/Oct 3 students at hamline university start THROUGH REMEMBERED,
rural southern voices for peace—lis- hamline for, Sep/Oct 30 Nov/Dec 9
tening project organizers train- success stories, Jul/Aug 27 Beghtol, DeEtte Wald, A LETTER TO
ing, Jan/Feb 30 thich nhat hanh opens vermont MY GREAT-GRANDDAUGH-
rwanda landmark decision, center, Mar/Apr 24 TER, Nov/Dec 10
Nov/Dec 25 TOOLS AND COURAGE FROM Bishke, Paul, POT, PITY, AND POLI-
SACRED CLOWNS, HOLY FOOLS, OUR FOREMOTHERS, Payden- TICS, Jan/Feb 8
Hoffman, Gene Knudsen, Travers, Christine, Nov/Dec 13 Boulding, Elise, WOMEN, PEACE,
Mar/Apr 16 ULTIMATE OBSCENITY, THE, Bras- AND THE FUTURE: PERSONAL
salem area f.o.r—” affluenza” field, Philip, Jan/Feb 12 REMINISCENCES, Nov/Dec 4
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Brasfield, Philip, THE ULTIMATE JOSHUA HESCHEL AND Walters, Herb, BUILDING A CUL-
OBSCENITY, Jan/Feb 12 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., TURE OF NONVIOLENCE IN
Brown, Ken, IRAQ: CAN THE U.S. Jan/Feb 4 CROATIA, May/Jun 13
BUILD A NEW APPROACH TO Hoffman, Gene Knudsen, SACRED White, Mel, DISCOVERING SOUL
JEFENSE?, May/Jun 15 CLOWNS, HOLY FOOLS, FORCE IN THE STRUGGLE
cco, Claire, WOMEN’S TOOLS, Mar/Apr 16 FOR JUSTICE, Jul/Aug 12
Nov/Dec 6 Irish, Don, AN ERA OF APOLO-
otton, Dorothy F., LIVING INTO GIES, Mar/Apr 4
AUTHORS OF BOOKS REVIEWED
THE WORLD WE WANT Juhnke, James C., and Schrag, Va-
Nov/Dec 11 lerie, THE ORIGINAL PEACE- Anderson, Jervis, Bayard Rustin:
‘owner, Cynthia, COMPA NERAS, MAKERS, May/Jun 9 Troubles I’ve Seen. A Biography.
Nov/Dec 7 Karim, Nazim, FORGIVENESS IN A rev'd Jan/Feb 19
Year, John, THE FUTURE OF NON- VIOLENT WORLD, Jan/Feb 7 Arnold, Johann Christoph, Seventy
VIOLENCE, Sep/Oct 12 Lindsay-Poland, John, SECRECY Times Seven: The Power of
Deats, Richard, BUILDING A LONG AND HISTORY: CHEMICAL Forgiveness, rev'd Nov/Dec 18
TERM SETTLEMENT WITH WEAPONS IN THE TROPICS, Easwaran, Eknath, Gandhi the Man:
IRAQ (EDITORIAL), Mar/Apr 3 Sep/Oct 23 The Story of His Transformation,
Deats, Richard, THE LEGACY OF Lindsay-Poland, John, US-PANAMA rev'd Jul/Aug 14
GANDHI (EDITORIAL) MILITARY BASE AGREEMENT: Ehre a Barbara, Blood Rites: Ori-
BACK TO 1903?, May/Jun 25 ns and History of the Passions of
vL ET1 ’S SIT DOWN Linn, Matthew, NONVIOLENCE IN Wi.ar , rev'd Mar; Apr 19
EACE” (EDITORI- THE ARENA: GARDEN VARI- Ellsberg, Robert, All Saints: Daily Re-
ETY FORGIVENESS IN FIVE flections on Saints, Prophets, and
/Jua13
eat , PEOPLE POWE STAGES, May/Jun 11 Witnesses for Our Time, rev'd
‘YE I AG“ AIN| EDITORIAL), Maguire, Mairead, REFLECTIONS Mar/Apr 19
Jan ot 3 ON THE FIFTIETH ANNIVER- Finkel, Ann Lee, Gandhi: The Truth
Deats, Richard, RESPONDING TO SARY OF GANDHI’S ASSASSI- Can Fight, rev'd Mar/Apr 19
INTC LE RANCE WITH COM- NATION, Jul/Aug4 Forest, Jim, Praying With Icons, rev'd
PASSION (EDITORIAL), Payden-Travers, Christine, TOOLS Sep/Oct 18
AND COURAGE FROM OUR Hanks, Gardner C., Against the Death
we p Oct 3
Deats, Richard, THE UNIVERSAL FOREMOTHERS, Nov/Dec 13 Penalty, rev'd Nov/Dec 18
DECLARATION OF HUMAN Pickard, Rebecca, NONVIOLENCE Jegen, SND, Mary Evelyn, Sign of
RIGHTS / THE WOMEN’S IN THE ARENA: CLARA LU- Hope: The Center for Peace, Non-
MOVEMENT (EDITORIAL), PER: HOPE’S HERO, Nov/Dec violence, and Huiman Rights in
Nov/Dec 3 16 Osijek, rev'd Mar/Apr 18
uglass, Shelley, HARD QUES- Radhakrishnan, N., GANDHI IN Leisner, Roger, Organizing for a
TI INS, Nov/Dec 12 THE CONTEXT OF POLITICAL Nuclear-free Century of Peace:
ii, Mildred, and Lester, Muriel, CHANGES IN INDIA, Jul/Aug The Abolition 2000 Organizers
GANDHI’ VISIT TO KINGS- 6 Conference, rev'd Jan/Feb 21
LEY HALL, Jul/Aug 18 Ramey, Clayton, SCENT OF WATER: Lewis, John, and D’Orso, Michael,
andhi, Arun, OVERCOMING HA- NOTES FROM A BAGHDAD Walking with the Wind: A Memoir
TRED AND REVENGE DIARY, THE, Sep/Oct 4 of the Movement, rev'd Nov/Dec
THROUGH LOVE, Jul/Aug 16 Romano, Vincent J., THE STRUG- 20
Gersmehl, Glen, INSULT: ROMANS GLE CONTINUES—AN INTER- Nadeau, E.G., and Thompson, David
12 (POEM), Sep/Oct 11 VIEW WITH GEORGE J., Cooperation Works!: How
Hanauer, Renate L., ECONOMIC HOUSER, May/Jun 6 People are Using Cooperative
ALTERNATIVES: AN INTE- Romano, Vincent, SCHOOL’S OUT: Action to Rebuild Communities
GRAL PART OF THE AGENDA THE NATIONAL CON- and Revitalize the Economy, rev'd
FOR PE oe AND JUSTICE, SCIENCE DESCENDS UPON Sep/Oct 19
a Ap THE SCHOOL OF THE AMERI- Quinn, Daniel, The Story of B: An
r JoC lare, and Wink, Walter, CAS, Jan/Feb 16 Adventure of the Mind and Spirit,
‘NC YNVIOLENCE IN THE Satha-Anand, Chaiwat, NONVIO- rev'd May/Jun 16
ARENA: THE NONVIOLENT LENCE IN THE ARENA: MUS- Robertson, Rob, The Small Beginning,
RESPONSE TO GUNS, Sep/Oct LIM NONVIOLENCE IN THAI- rev'd Mar/Apr 18
24 LAND, Mar/Apr 14 Swomley, John, Confronting Systems
Hartsig, Jo Clare, NONVIOLENCE Scherr, Robert, LISTENING WITH of Violence: Memoirs ofa Peace
IN THE ARENA: LIVERPOOL’S THE HEART: A JOURNEY FOR Activist, rev'd May/Jun 16
LATEST “FAB FOUR”, Jul/Aug PEACE, Sep/Oct 15 Wittner, Lawrence S., Resisting the
1] Shohat, Ella, REFLECTIONS OF AN Bomb: A History of the World
Hartsough, David, NONVIOLENCE ARAB JEW, May/Jun 4 Nuclear Disarmament Movement,
IN THE ARENA: MASSIVE Swomley, John, SANCTIONS: A PO- 1954-1970, rev'd Jul/Aug 15
NONVIOLENT STUDENT PRO- SITION PAPER, Nov/Dec 21
TEST IN KOSOVA, Jan/Feb 23 Tobin, Mary Luke, 1 DO NOT LOSE
Heschel, Susannah, ABRAHAM HEART, Nov/Dec 13
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