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Foreword. Ending war, building peace
Lynda-ann Blanchard and Leah Chan
Contributors
Introduction. Thinking war, crafting peace: a future for Iraq and civil liberties in Australia
Stuart Rees
PART ONE: The fascination with violence
1 The venerated and unexamined violence in everyday life
Michael McKinley
2 Iraq, six years on: the human consequences of a dirty war
Richard Hil
3 The human and environmental costs of the Iraq and other wars
Sue Wareham
4 Spectacles of honour: barbarism within civilised reactions to public killings
Sandra Phelps
5 The US invasion and occupation of Iraq and the implications for the Middle East: instability and the unravelling of US hegemony
Noah Bassil
PART TWO: Nonviolent alternatives
6 Between Iraq and a hard place
Michael Otterman
7 Coalition of the unwilling: the phenomenology and political economy of US militarism
Jake Lynch
8 Disarmament, demobilisation and rehabilitation: the pacifist dilemma
Isezaki Kenji
9 The campaign against US military bases in Australia
Hannah Middleton
10 The road to Fallujah
Donna Mulhearn
11 The floating peace village: an experiment in nonviolence
Yoshioka Tatsuya
Afterword. Learning and doing: the genesis of CPACS
Mary Lane
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