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Vol. XIX, No.2   Winter, 2005

Nonviolent Change Journal helps to network the peace community: providing dialoguing, exchanges of ideas, articles, reviews, reports and announcements of the activities of peace related groups and meetings, reviews of world developments relating to nonviolent change and resource information concerning the development of human relations on the basis of mutual respect.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


Editor's Comments

Upcoming Events

Ongoing Activities

World Developments

Dialoging

 Security Scholars for a Sensible Foreign Policy, An Open Letter to the American People:729 security scholars want 'fundamental reassessment' of Iraq war policy

Letter from Search for Common Ground, Fall 2004

Thoughts from Ingrid Sato. The Worst of Nature is Evoking the best of Mankind


Articles

Niko Kyriakou, "Cultivating Empathy: A Nonviolent Strategy"

Christopher Schwartz, "The 21st Century Palestinian"

Sami Awad, "A practical guide to a successful non-violent strategy"

Yossi Alpher, " Non-violence in the Abu Mazen era"

Miftah editorial, "Nonviolent resistance may be a miracle recipe"

Ephraim Sneh, " Sharon's plan will perpetuate war"

Mohammad Daraghmeh, " Four Years after it Began, Did the Palestinian Intifada Fall Victim to its Own Mistakes?"

Akiva Eldar, " Learning all the wrong facts"

Josie Mendelson, " Begin with the Children"

Lauren Gelfond Feldinger, "Israeli, Palestinian Pediatricians Partner to Treat Palestinian Children"

Jon Leyne, " OEWater Factory? Aims to Filter Tensions"

Rami G. Khouri, "Washington and Damascus - Make Deals, Not Wars"

Jason Erb and Noha Bakr, " Clash or Dialogue: Reality and Perception"

Robert W. Hotes, "Using Appreciative Inquiry to Facilitate Positive change In America's Most Impoverished Big City: Exploring Strategies for Positive Change in an Urban Setting"



Media Notes

Reports and Announcements

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