Conflict & Peace

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
A Beauty that Hurts Life and Death in Guatemala Between The Lines	When A Beauty That Hurts first appeared in 1995, Guatemala was one of the world’s most flagrant violators of human rights. An accord brokered by the United Nations brought a measure of …	W. George Lovell	288	2019	View
From A Better Truth The Democratic Legacy of Resistance to Conscription, 1917–1921 From: Worth Fighting For View Between The Lines		David Tough	17	2015	$1.70 Add
From “A Good Teacher Is a Revolutionary” Alternative War Perspectives in Toronto Classrooms from the 1960s to the 1990s From: Worth Fighting For View Between The Lines		Rose Fine-Meyer	16	2015	$1.60 Add
From A Militarized Society From: A Beauty that Hurts View Between The Lines	This chapter discusses army rhetoric and examining what the role of an army should be in a country like Guatemala.	W. George Lovell	5	2019	$0.50 Add
From A Mixed Blessing The Pacifist Sects of Upper Canada and Exemption from Militia Duty, 1793–1867 From: Worth Fighting For View Between The Lines	This chapter provides an overview of colonial militia laws regarding accommodation for those settlers of Upper Canada who were Quaker, Mennonite, or Tunker. By charting the methods by which the …	Ross Fair	15	2015	$1.50 Add
From A Mosaic of Alternatives From: The Memory We Could Be View New Society Publishers	What follows is not an exact formula or a plotted route to climate safety. It is a brief map of 12 terrains of possibility, which may represent existing and potential pathways for a transition.	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	46	2018	$4.60 Add
From A Plausable Future: Approaching Apocalypse From: The Memory We Could Be View New Society Publishers	Climate change represents the extinction of predictability, a demolition of certainties. By the end of the 21st century, the environmental conditions on up to a third of the Earth’s surface …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	24	2018	$2.40 Add
From A Possible Future: The World We Can Win From: The Memory We Could Be View New Society Publishers	From a climatic perspective, our transformation requires two axes: a massive reduction of emissions and a massive reduction of injustice. We must diminish vulnerabilities, reduce the drivers of …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	23	2018	$2.30 Add
From A Quarter Century of Failed Warfare From: Disarming Conflict View Between The Lines		Ernie Regehr	21	2015	$2.10 Add
From A Second Front for Stalin, or a Third Front in the Air? From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	1942. Analyzes why the decision not to open a second front was made by the British and American forces	Jacques R. Pauwels	14	2015	$1.40 Add
From A Useful New Enemy From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	Analyzing how the Cold War was useful to the American Power elite.	Jacques R. Pauwels	10	2015	$1.00 Add
From “A Very Major Wheel That Helped Grind the War Down” The Canadian Anti-Draft Movement, 1966–1973 From: Worth Fighting For View Between The Lines		Jessica Squires	17	2015	$1.70 Add
From About New Society Publishers From: Are We Done Fighting? View New Society Publishers	Information about the publisher	Matthew Legge	1	2019	$0.10 Add
From About Quakers and the Author From: Are We Done Fighting? View New Society Publishers	The author explains who Quakers are, and their longstanding interest in responding to violence with peace. The Quaker perspective of the author has informed many of the examples of the book.	Matthew Legge	3	2019	$0.30 Add
From Acknowledgments From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	Acknowledgments	Christine Magill	2	2019	$0.20 Add
From Acronyms From: A Beauty that Hurts View Between The Lines	Understanding acronyms used within the book	W. George Lovell	2	2019	$0.20 Add