Guides to Peace and Justice Peacemakers • Philosophers of Peace • World Peace Advocates
The World Peace Movement: Principles, Purpose and Methods (1982)  • book cover
Contents Chronology of Peacemaking Preface Introduction Prophets of Israel Chinese Sages Mahavira, Buddha, and Ashoka Greek Philosophers and Aristophanes Stoic Philosophers Jesus and the Early Christians Sufis, Sikhs, and the Love of God Crusades, Mani, and the Cathars Magna Carta, Francis, and Bonaventure Dante, Marsilius, and Petrarch Chaucer, Wyclif, Hus, and Chelcicky Erasmus and Anabaptists International Law Pioneers Quakers: Fox and Penn's Holy Experiment Peace Plans of Rousseau, Bentham, and Kant Abolitionists, Emerson, and Thoreau Bahá'u'lláh and 'Abdu'l-Bahá on World Peace	Tolstoy on the Law of Love Suffragettes and Women's Rights Gandhi's Nonviolent Revolution Wilson and the League of Nations United Nations and Peacekeeping Einstein and Schweitzer: Peace in the Atomic Age Pacifism of Bertrand Russell, A. J. Muste Clark-Sohn Plan for World Law and Disarmament Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement Lessons of the Vietnam War Women for Peace Anti-Nuclear Protests Resisting Wars in Central America Gorbachev and Ending the Cold War Chomsky, Clark, and Zinn on U.S. Imperialism Nonviolent Revolution for Global Justice Appendix: My Efforts for World Peace Bibliography

Nonviolent Action Handbook (2002)
Nonviolence Freedom from Seven Deadly "Isms" Group Process Creative Actions Legal Process
The Future and How: A Philosopher's Vision  (1996)
A Plea for Love (1992)
Irene: Realizing World Peace (1985) Introduction and Vision Diagnosis Prognosis Healing
Circle Round for Peace (1984)
Peace Tour Journal 1987
Trident Protest (1990)
Letter to Secretary-General Kofi Annan National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee Bush's World War and the Third Option of Peace with Justice Terroroism, How to Resolve it? Letter on the Persecution of Falun Gong in China Did the Hypocrisy of the Supreme Court Give the Presidency to G.W. Bush?	Election Reforms for the USA United States is violating the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty WTO in Seattle: Commendations and Condemnations NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia and the Lessons of the 20th Century Clinton and U.S. Violates International Law with Missile Strike on Afghanistan and Sudan Don't Bomb Iraq Again!

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