A just and lasting peace :the U.S. peace movement from the Cold War to Desert Storm /Roger C. Peace III.
Description
U.S. peace and justice campaigns -- Historical background: the cold war context and the peace movement -- Nuclear disarmament and d{acute}etente with the Soviet Union -- Peace and justice in Central America -- Human rights in South Africa -- Federal budget priorities: bombs vs. bread -- War in the Persian Gulf: the peace movement's response -- Notes on the U.S. peace movement in the 1980s -- The Reagan revolution recedes: whither thou goest America? Problems and possibilities for the future of the movement -- Toward a vision of common security -- On building the peace movement -- Directories of organizations working for peace and justice.
xiii, 344 pages :illustrations ;22 cm
Book Details
Author
Peace, Roger C.
Place Published
City
Chicago, IL
Publication Subjects
Peace movements--United States.
Diplomatic relations.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01907412
Peace movements.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01055858
Call No.
JX1961 .U6 P4 1991
ISBN
0962268380, 9780962268380
LCCN
90063425
Notes
Bibliography Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 323-335) and index.
Carrier type: volumencrdacarrier
Media type: unmediatednrdamedia
Date: [1991]
Publication Info: {copy}1991