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Commonweal Classification List 2012 COMMONWEAL CLASSIFICATION LIST A – THEORY OF NVA D - PACIFISM A - General Da - Conscientious Ae - Analysis of NVA Objection Af - Nonviolent revolution Db - British Pacifism Ak - Training for NVA Dh - History of Pacifism An - Feminism and Dj - Pacifist Writings nonviolence Dk - Interwar Pacifist Ao - Critique of NVA Writings Ap - Case for civil Do - Critique of Pacifism disobedience Ds - Pacifists in Prison Aq - Ecology and NVA Du - International Pacifist At - Nonviolent defence Organisations Au - NV peacekeeping Dx - Nuclear Pacifism Ay - Spiritual basis of NVA Dy - Christian Pacifism Dz - Pacifist Classics B – NONVIOLENCE IN ACTION E - PEACE MOVEMENTS & B - General ACTIONS – by region Bb - Irish Civil Rights Bd - East European/anti- E - General Soviet NVA Ea - European: Be - Shanti Sena Eb - British Bf - Satyagraha in Action Ec - North European Bg - Fasting Ed - Eastern Bh - Examples of NVA in European History Ee - Southern Bi - Boycotts European Bj - Anti-Nazi NVA Eg - Asia: Southern Bl - Local/Personal NVA Eh - Southeast Bm - Housing /Land Ei - Northeast NVA Ej - Middle Eastern Bn - Women’s Peace Ep - Oceania/Pacific Movement Er - Africa Bo - Peace Camps Es - Latin American Bp - Animal Liberation NVA Et - US and Canadian Bq - Ecological NVA Direct Eu - International Peace action. Organisations Br - Anti-Racist NVA Ew - 1918 – 39 Peace Bs - Latin American NVA Movements Bt - US Civil Rights Bu - Transnational NVA F - FREEDOM STRUGGLE Bv - Tax Resistance Bw - Anti-Militarist NVA F - General Bx - Anti-Nuclear NVA Fc Identity based rights movements Page 1 COMMONWEAL CLASSIFICATION LIST Fd - Soviet/East European Gm - Basic Education dissent Gn - Spiritual Discipline & Fe - Revolution Health Ff - Independence Go - Critique of Gandhi movements Gp - Political Philosophy Fg - Indian independence Gr - Gandhi vs Movement Communalism & Caste Fh - Freedom struggle in Gt - Gandhi & Indian Politics history Gu - Gandhi & World Fi - Industrial action Problems Fj - Asian Freedom Gy - Gandhi & Religion Struggles Gz - Collected & Selected Fk - Student protest Works Fl Alter-Globalisation movement H - BIOGRAPHIES OF Fm - Protest movements PACIFISTS, PEACEMAKERS Fn - Women’s liberation AND RADICALS Movement H - Collective Biography Fo - Critique of violent Ha - US Radicals & Pacifists struggle Hb - British Radicals & Fp - Philosophy of violence Pacifists Fq - Animal Liberation Hc - European Radicals & Freedom Struggle Pacifists Fr - South African Freedom Hg - Gandhians Struggle Hh - Radicals in History Fs - Latin America Hi - Middle Eastern Fu - Transnational Social Peacemakers Movements Hj - Asian Peacemakers Fw - Anti-war struggle Hk - Educationalists Fz - Freedom classics Hl - Decentralists Hm - Freedom Fighters G - GANDHI Hn - Feminists Hp - Oceanic Peacemakers G - Bibliographies Hq - Ecologists Ga - Satyagrahas led by Hr - African Peacemakers Gandhi Hs - Latin American Gb - British Raj vs Gandhi Peacemakers Gd - Satyagraha Theory Ht - Anarchists Ge - Research in Gandhi Hy - Spiritual Pioneers Gf - Memoirs & Reflections Gg - Biographies I - INDIVIDUAL PEACEMAKERS Gh - Particular Periods I - Collective Biographies Gi - Economic/Industrial Ia - Martin Luther King Thought Ib - Vera Brittain Gj - General Compilations Ic - A. J. Muste Gk - Growth & Development Id - Danilo Dolci Gl - Decentralism Ie - Petra Kelly Page 2 COMMONWEAL CLASSIFICATION LIST If - Helder Camara Kr - Cultural Identity in Ig - Vinoba Bhave Education Ih - Henry David Thoreau Ks - Social Issues Ii - Cesar Chavez Kt - State Education Ij - Toyohiko Kagawa Ky - Child & Religion Ik - Abdul Gaffer Khan Kz - Educational Classics Im - Jayaprakash Narayan In - Dorothy Day L - SOCIAL DECENTRALISATION Ir - Nelson Mandela It - Leo Tolstoy L - General Iu - Aung San Sui Kyi Decentralisation Iy - John Woolman Lg - Rural Life Lh - Decentralisation in J - PEACE ORGANISING: History CONFLICT RESOLUTION & Li - Industrial Democracy PEACE RESEARCH Ll - Political Decentralisation Jb Reconciliation and Lp - Decentralist Thought Peacebuilding Lq - Economic Jd - Peace Organising Decentralisation Je - Peace Research Lt - Anarchism Jh - Peace Museums & Lu - Appropriate Technology Memorials Lz - Decentralist Classics Jn - Conflict Resolution Ju - International Relations M - INDIAN DECENTRALISATION Theory Jz - Bibliographies M - Indian Society – General K - CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE Mg - Sarvodaya Movement & EDUCATION Mi - Gandhian Economics K - General N - VISIONS OF THE GOOD Kb - Progressive Schools SOCIETY Kc - Peace Education Theory & Research N - General Kd - Peace Education Nc - Utopian Visions Materials forTeachers Nj - Economic Futures Ke - Peace Museum Nl - Common Land Materials for Students Np - Philosophy of NV Social Kf - Children’s Rights Order Kh - History of Education Nr - Tribal Peoples Kj - Parenting Nu - World Language Kk - Play Kn - Educational Radicalism Ko - Children’s Books Kp - Philosophy of Education Kq - Bullying and Conflict Page 3 COMMONWEAL CLASSIFICATION LIST O- ALTERNATIVE SOCIETY Qi - Environment vs Economics O - General Alternatives Qj - Climate change Oc - Intentional Qk - Environmental Communities Education Oe - Alternative Guides and Ql - Personal Ecology Directories Qm - Recycling Of - Healthy Eating Qn - Ecological Social Order Og - Alternative Medicine & Qo - Critique & Discussion Therapies Qp - Ecological Thought Oi - Technological Self- Qq - Soil Erosion & Sufficiency Deforestation Oj - Alternative Work Qr - Public Health Ol - Alternative Housing Qs - Overpopulation Om - Organic Farming & Self- Qt - Pollution Sufficiency Qu - Energy and Mineral On - Counter-culture Resources Op - Decision Making Qv - Eco-feminism Oq - Alternative Economy Qw - Critique of Modern Ot - Alternative Media Farming Oz - Songs & Poetry Qx - Threat of Technology – inc GM Technology P - INDIVIDUAL AND IDENTITY Qy - Ecology and Religion Qz - Eco-fiction Pa - Psychology Pl - Personal growth R - RACISM Pm - Masculinity Pn - Feminism R - Racism General Po - Lesbian, gay and Ra - Racism in Europe bisexual issues Rb - Racism in Britain Pq - Human relations Rh - Colonialism Ps - Social psychology Rj - Anti-Semitism Pt - Social therapy Rl - Anti-Islam Pv - Biology of aggression Rm - Slavery Pw - Psychology of violence Rr - Apartheid Pz - The Unconscious mind Rs - Tribal Disruption Rt - US Racism Q - ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS Ru - Racism as a World Problem Q - General Rv - Inter-ethnic conflict Qa - Eco-action Rw - Riots/Uprisings Qb - Transport Qc - Conservation S - SOCIAL ISSUES Qe - Ecological Research Qf - Food Crisis S - General Qh - Environmental Sb - British Class Struggle Organisations Sc - City & Metropolis Page 4 COMMONWEAL CLASSIFICATION LIST Sp - Community Politics V - WARS & SPECIFIC CONFLICTS Ss - Modern Social Crisis V - General St - Prison Vb - Falklands War Vc - Northern Ireland T - NATION-STATE Vd - Post-Communist Europe T - General Vg - South Asia Ta - European Union Vh - Southeast Asia Tb - British Imperialism Vi - Northeast Asia Tc - Totalitarianism in Vj - Middle East Germany Vk - Gulf Wars Te - Freedom of Speech Vp - Oceania Tf - Human Rights Vr - African conflicts Tg - State surveillance Vs - Latin America Th - Growth of the state Vu - First World War Ti - Capital Punishment Vv - Second World War Tj - Freedom of Information Tk - Press Freedom W - WAR Tl - Legal System Tm - Multinationals W - General Tn - Neutralism Wb - Western Defence Policy To - Individual vs. state Wc - Cold War Tp - Marxism Wd - General Disarmament Tt - US Imperialism We - Psychology of War Tu - World Government Wf - Guerrilla War Tv - United Nations Wg - Defence Conversion Tw - Militarism Wh - History of Warfare Tx - East/West relations Wj - Anti-personnel War Tz - Anti-state classics Wk - Children & War Wl - Law and War U - NORTH/SOUTH ISSUES Wm - Morality of War Uf - Third World Wq - Chemical & Biological Development War Uj - Trade Wr - Weapons Ul - Debt and Global Ws - Problems of Peace Finance Wt - Arms Trade Um - Decentralisation Wu - International Un - Women and Peacekeeping development Wy - Church & War Uq - Environment and Wz - Anti-war Fiction Development Ur - Refugees X - NUCLEAR ISSUES Us - Famine Uu - International aid X - General Uz - Directories Xa - Nuclear Arms Race Xb - Unilateralism Xd - Nuclear Disarmament Page 5 COMMONWEAL CLASSIFICATION LIST Xe - Arms Control Ym - Other Religions Xf - Non-nuclear Defence Yn - Quakerism Xg - Non-proliferation Yo - Atheism & Humanism Xh - History of the Bomb Yp - Moral Philosophers Xj - Hiroshima & Nagasaki Yr - Confuscianism Xl - Legality of Nuclear Ys - Taoism Weapons Yt - Theosophy Xm - Morality of Nuclear Yu - Anthroposophy Weapons Yv - Krishnamurti Xn - Civil Defence Yw - Gurdjieff Xo - Anti-nuclear Writing Yx - Ouspensky Xp - Nuclear Testing Yy - New Age Xq - Radiation Yz - Other philosophies Xr - Nuclear Accidents Xs - Nuclear Power Z - RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE & Xt - Nuclear Waste SPIRITUAL LIFE Xw - Nuclear War Planning Xx - Nuclear weapons Z - General Xu - Nuclear Transportation Ze - Psychology of Religion Xz - Anti-nuclear Fiction Zf - Interfaith Dialogue Zh - History and Practice of Y - RELIGIONS & PHILOSOPIES Religions Zi - Science and Religion Y - General Zj - Paranormal Yc - Ancient Religions Zn - Comparative Religion Yg - Hinduism Zp - Feminism and Religion Yh - Buddhism Zs - Political Theology Yi - Sikhism Zu - Mysticism Yj - Judaism Zx - Yoga Yk - Christianity Zy - Meditation & Prayer Yl - Islam Zz - Spiritual Poetry Page 6 .
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