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Peace News #2446 March to June 2002

World Social Forum Civilian intervention: latest Israeli COs: refusing to kill Mugabe on the offensive Rules: there to be broken

Lindsay Barnes The path to democracy? Cynthia Cockburn Enough is enough Tikiri Arms fairs: a great time to show opposition Angie ZelterTaking the initiative

Andrew Rigby, Guest editorial David Pepper, Ecotopia Lauren Kelley & Jenny James, No longer observers Gandhi, On independence Caroline Austin & Roland Meighan, Coercion and domination Uri Davies, The Kibbutz: an experiment that didn't fail? Chris Hables Gray, Between technophilia and technophobia: cyborg citizen Andrew Bradstock, In 1649, St George's Hill Rachel Western, Nuclear Utopias Gareth Evans, Everywhere and nowhere: utopian possibilites in culture and society Andreas Speck, "Reality is realised in our time through the ideal, only through the ideal"

Milana Muller, Workshop plan Timeline of intentional communities John Courtneidge, Global commonweal Monster reading list

Andrew Bradstock (ed), Winstanley and the Diggers 1649-1999 Barbara Goodwin (ed), Philosophy of Utopias Brian Martin, Nonviolence versus capitalism Subcomandante Marcos, Zapatista stories Fredrico Mayor & Jerome Bride, The World Ahead - our future in the making Angie Zelter (ed), Trident on Trial, the case for people's disarmament Tess Burrows, Cry from the Highest Mountain Hitishi Takayama, Hiroshima: in memoriam and today Zoe Broughton & Hugh Warwick (dirs), Nonviolence for a Change Thomas Harding, The Video Activists Handbook Janet Bloomsfield, Tom Knock and Pamela Meidell, And the Fence Came Tumbling Down

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