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Peace News #2457 - Post war operations

December 2004 - February 2005

Activist killed in anti-nuke protest US war resisters condemn war in post-election protest British police in early G8 evidence gathering Bomspotters start small Irish neutrality - the battle continues

Brian Bunyan, Europe returns to making deadly deals with Iraq and Libya David McReynolds, After the election Nicolas Lalaguna, Is true democracy being undermined by its most vocal minority? Rex Weyler, Ippy & Kat Barton, A dramatic evolution

Howard Clark, Can't bomb the world to peace Diana Francis, Legitimate intervention Howard Clark, The more NGOs - the less civil society? Howard Clark, Rocking the boat Alice Mead, Kosova: the hydra Charles Scheiner and Jill Sternberg, No justice - no peace Amnesty International, Who polices the peacekeepers? Metta Spencer, From peacekeeping to "peace operations" Christine Schweizer, Building an alternative to military intervention

Peace News, Not enough peacekeepers? Kat Barton & Howard Clark, Responsibility to protect United Nations peacekeeping operations

Fabrice Weissman (ed), In the Shadow of Just Wars: Violence, Politics and Humanitarian Action Graham Kemp & Douglas P Fry (eds), Compiled and edited by Peace Direct, Unarmed Heroes: the Courage to Go Beyond Violence Simon Tormey, Anti-Capitalism: a Beginner's Guide Otto Grunfeld, The Survivor's Path Janet Ganguli, Time for Peace Maggie Helwig, Between Mountains Donald Rooum, Wildcat: Anarchists Against Bombs A Perfect Circle, eMOTIVe Rex Weyler, Greenpeace: An Insider's Account