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Foreword: That Necessary For Evil to Triumph
Marc Guttman

For Ali Hussein and My Grandson
Philip Giraldi

War: Not Anarchy, but Shrinking Circles
Les Roberts

Ten Years in a North Korean Gulag
Kang Cheol Hwan

For Now, They Struggle
Dahlia Wasfi

The “Terrorist” Journalist
Abebe Gellaw

Prospects for Humanity
Francis Boyle

Life Under an Air War
Fred Branfman

Seeing the Truth
Ross Caputi

State Violence for Corporate Interests in the Peruvian Amazon
Séverine Neveu

When Will We Learn?
Harry Browne

Sudan: Genocide in the Nuba Mountains
Eric Reeves

The Unwilling Laboratory
Nebojsa Malic

Missing Justice in Afghanistan
Daphne Eviatar

War Would End the Recession?
Steven Horwitz

Why COIN is Doomed to Failure
Shaukat Qadir

Mere Anarchy Loosed Upon the World
Bretigne Shaffer

American Dominion: Global Interventionism Jeopardizing U.S. Security
Charles V. Peña

Lockheed Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Richard Cummings

The Berlin Wall: An African Perspective
Temba A. Nolutshungu

Encountering Humanity
Luke Hansen

From Utopia to Dystopia
Jamshid Marvasti

Beyond Interfaith Dialogue
Mark Braverman

Intervention in Cambodia: A Double-Edged Sword
Sophal Ear

If War is the Health of the State, What is Peace?
Karen Kwiatkowski

Waging Peace
Fr. Roy Bourgeois, MM

The Revolutionary Spirit in Iraq’s Insurgency
Alex Peterson

For a Free North Korea
Park Sang Hak

The Economics of Foreign Military Intervention
Christopher J. Coyne

Fights for Peace
Yuri Pérez

War and Peace as States of Mind
Butler Shaffer

Peace Has Yet To Come To Northeast Asia
Noguchi Takayuki

How Top Secret America Misfires
Coleen Rowley

Faces of a Drug War
Zack Mellette

A History of Force
James L. Payne

Battle for the Mind in the Heart of War
Josh Stieber

War Is Horrible, but . . .
Robert Higgs

Wartime Confessions of a Talk Radio Heretic
Charles Goyette

Peace Through Justice, Justice Through Video
David Weingarten

Pakistan: Losing Hearts and Crushing Minds
Malou Innocent

The War on Terror Comes Home
Matthew Harwood

Free at Last
Steve Kubby

Bhutan: A Struggle for Human Rights and Democratic Reforms
Tek Nath Rizal

A Startling Awareness: Transforming Fear into Compassion
Richard Forer

How George W. Bush Changed My Life
David R. Henderson

Baghdad: The Questions Pour In
Kathy Kelly

War and Inflation
Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

Americans Have Lost Their Liberty
Paul Craig Roberts

Against War and the Police State
Anthony Gregory

Why Am I A Peace Activist? Why Aren't You?
David Swanson

Blessed Are the Peacemakers
Jeff Taylor

Fortunate Soldier
Joey B. King

Nigeria: A Case for Peace
Fiyinfoluwa Elegbede

Peace Is Not for the Faint-hearted
John Grant

U. S. Foreign Policy and Military Interventions
John H. Johns

Biology of Peace
Mazin Qumsiyeh

Finding Peace through the Veils of War
Jon Turner

Imagining a Healing in the Broken-Middle of Jerusalem
Marc H. Ellis

Peace vs. Interventionism
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

America’s Failed Intervention in Iraq
Michael M. O’Brien

Peace through Economic Freedom
Michael Strong

From Guernica to Fallujah
Pepe Escobar

Eminent Domain, Intervention and “Redevelopment”
Robert McNamara

Occupying Iraq, State Department-style
Peter Van Buren

What Works In The Face of Oppression
Matt Kennard

From Statism to Voluntaryism
Pete Eyre

Freedom is Necessary to Good Health
Robban Sica

The International March for Peace in Central America
Blase Bonpane

Power vs. Force
Steve Trinward

Spain: A History of Liberties Foreclosed by the Imperatives of Empire
Thomas Harrington

Applying Local Lessons to Foreign Policy
Jason Ditz

First, Justice: Toward Peace in Palestine
Kathleen Christison

Peace and Liberty
Walter E. Block

The War in My Life
Sumit Dahiya

The Masculinity of War
Kathleen Barry

Understanding the Myths of War and Interventionism
Ryan Dawson

War is Particularly Barbaric, and We Can Stop It
Robert Naiman

Building Blocks of a Global Campaign
Thomas Nash