Conflict & Peace

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From The Successes of the Red Army and the Yalta Agreements From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at the success of the Soviet forces in their liberation efforts and analyzes the Yalta Agreement for Europe’s post-war reorganization.	Jacques R. Pauwels	12	2015	$1.20 Add
From The Archive that Never Was From: A Beauty that Hurts View Between The Lines	This chapter discusses The National Police Historical Archive (AHPN) and the fight to hold them accountable for their actions.	W. George Lovell	9	2019	$0.90 Add
From Averting World War III From: The United Nations in the 21st Century View James Lorimer and Company	The history of how the UN has proved itself to the people in its efforts to avert another World War.	Douglas Roche	10	2015	$1.00 Add
The United Nations in the 21st Century Grappling with the world's most challenging issues: militarism, the environment, human rights, inequality James Lorimer and Company	After more than seven decades, the United Nations embodies humanity’:s hopes for peace, security, social justice, human rights, equality for women, and a voice for all. At the same time, …		98		View
From The United States at War with Japan and Germany From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	Analyzes how the attack on Pearl Harbour was the strong turning point in america’s decision to go to war against Germany. The power elite wanted a war with Japan and the American People …	Jacques R. Pauwels	12	2015	$1.20 Add
From The United States, the Soviets, and the Post-war Fate of Germany From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at the difficulty and complexity of dealing with post-war Germany and how it was not as simple as other texts and resources have made it out to be.	Jacques R. Pauwels	21	2015	$2.10 Add
From The US Occupation From: Patriots, Traitors and Empires View Baraka Books	Chapter four, The US Occupation focuses on the reasoning behind American interests in the Korean Peninsula after the Second World War. He focuses on the perspective of the American, Soviets, and …	Stephen Gowans	14	2018	$1.40 Add
From The Vimy Effect From: What We Talk About When We Talk About War View Goose Lane Editions	The author discusses militarism and nationalism in Canada, exploring Canadian military history, Vimy Ridge’s special role in Canadian culture, and perceptions of war and military culture. …	Noah Richler	77	2012	$7.70 Add
From The War Against Communists of the South From: Patriots, Traitors and Empires View Baraka Books	Chapter six, The War Against Communists of the South focuses on the brutal measures the US occupation forces and their Korean subalterns look to suppress communism and communist sympathies in the …	Stephen Gowans	6	2018	$0.60 Add
From The War Becomes a Mission (Impossible) From: What We Talk About When We Talk About War View Goose Lane Editions	This chapter focuses on Canadian public and military policy and the mythologisation of military history versus the reality of war. It discusses violence in our media and culture, "warrior …	Noah Richler	61	2012	$6.10 Add
From The War in Europe and America’s Economic Interests From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	Analyzes the divided opinions in America and how they were tied to economic interests at the beginning of the war	Jacques R. Pauwels	12	2015	$1.20 Add
From The Winding Road to the German Surrender(s) From: The Myth of the Good War View James Lorimer and Company	The confusing end of the war and the multiple surrenders and days of commemoration based on which country you ask.	Jacques R. Pauwels	7	2015	$0.70 Add
From The World at 1°C: A Guide to Climate Violence From: The Memory We Could Be View New Society Publishers	Climate violence is always the result of a collision between acute weather conditions and acute social realities. Poverty, inequality, state neglect, improper planning and abandonment lay the …	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	21	2018	$2.10 Add
From “There Is Nothing More Inclusive Than O Canada” New Brunswick’s Elementary School Anthem Debate and the Shadow of Afghanistan From: Worth Fighting For View Between The Lines		Catherine Gidney; Michael Dawson	9	2015	$0.90 Add
From They Cannot Hide From the World What They Did From: From Bombs to Books View James Lorimer and Company	Describes the experience of an Indonesian family who were hunted by security forces in Aech and split apart before illegally journeying to Malaysia and becoming refugee claimants.	David Starr	15	2016	$1.50 Add
From “This Thing Is in Our Blood for 400 Years” Conscientious Objection in the Canadian Historic Peace Churches during the Second World War From: Worth Fighting For View Between The Lines		Conrad Stoesz	18	2015	$1.80 Add