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ED 142 481 SO 010 184 TITLE Education for a Global Society: A Resource Manual for Secondary Education Teachers. INSTITUTION Jane Addams Peace Association, Philadelphia, Pa.; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Philadelphia, Pa. NOTE 53p.; Not available in hard copy due to marginal legibility of original AVAILABLE FROMJane Addams Peace Association, 1213 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pennsyliania 19107 ($2.50 paper cover)
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ABSTRACT Over four hundred books, articles, and resource materials on the topic of global education are identlaed in this resource manual. It is designed f:.r secondary school teachers to use in selecting reading and audiovisual resources to supplement courses with a global approach. Approximately 90% of the entries have been published since 1970. Material is arranged under four main headings called "world order values," which are seen to be the antitheses of major problems which bring stress, conflict, and human suffering to the world society. The four world order values are peace, economic equity, social justice, and ecological balance. Within each of the four content sections, entries are further characterized as books, articles, or resource materials. Most of the resource materials are films, which include information about length and color or black/white. Entries are listed alphabetically by author. Additional bibliographic information is given on title, publisher, and date. The guide concludes with additional lists of 40 related resource manuals and bibliographies; 67 periodicals which provide information on education for global interdependence; 102 agencies involved in concerns'of peace and justice; and publishers' addresses for entries in the main section. (AV)
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A RESOURCE MANUAL FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHERS
Compiled bys Committee on Education, Jane Addams Peace Association
Distributed bys Women's International League for Peace and Freedom vP
2 JANE ADDAMS PEACE ASSOCIATION
WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM
1213 Race Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
Cover Design by
Karen and Ruth Bell
These pages may be copied for non-commercial purposes, provided credit is given. Table of Contents
Page
Introduction 1
Peace, 2
Disarmament 3 Conflict Resolution 4 Militarism 6 World Organization 8
Economic Equity 10
Hunger and Malnutrition 10 Population 12 Poverty 14 Values Clarification 16
Soci4LJustice 18
Human Rights 18 Racism 20 Sexism 21 Intercultural Relations 23
Ecological Balance 26
Energy 26 Environment 28 Oceans and Space 29 Technology 30 Media 32 Futures 33
Resource Manuals 34
Periodicals 38
Helpful Agencies 42
'Publishers of Resource Materials 47 1.
INTRODUCTICV
In the field of education it is important te remember that tfie 21st century is already here.Students now in secondary schools will be in the mainstream of life in the year 2000; thus their education is not a remote question for futurists or twenty first century planners --it is a question for right now.Will their education prepare them for a world that is past OT for the world that is coming?
If you have begun to use thlt manual, you are part of a new educational movement. Our hope is.that you will use it to hel0 today's student make the transition from living in the past to living in the future. In the past, we have often thought of the world as if it were a large green pool.table on whose surface is an array of scattered, self-con- tained billiard balls of various colors. If there is to be a future at all, however, the Planet Earth must be thought of as a whole system where all the parts are in dynamic relationship. This difference in thinking of the world's lands and peoples as a collection rather than a system has created the largest and most profound-"generation gap" in the history of mankind.You as a teacher have a unique opportun- ity to close the gapi
Tne material in this manual is arranged under rour main headings which we havr- come t7, think of as "world order values." We borrowed the guidelines from Betty Reardon, one of a trans-national community of scholars concerned with global social order.After much serious deliberation, they determined that world order values are in essence the antithesis of major problems which bring stress, conflict and human suffering to the world society.Thus, PEACE, the opposite of the great world problem of violence, becomes our first world order value. In the tame manner, ECONOMIC HQUITY, the antithesis of wide- spread and severe poverty, becomes a value.Racism, sexism, and other political Oppressions give rise to SOCIAL JUSTICE as a value; and the problems of pollution, resource depletion and overdevelopment lead to ECOLOGICAL BALANCE as a fourth world order value.
As educators we are committed to peace as both a goal and a process. We believe as did one of the great peace educators and activists of all time, Mahatma Gandhi, "There is no way to Peace.Peace is the way."
Ethel Jensen Chairwoman, Committee on Education 2. I. zugi
When we work 0W.ve the problems of violence, conflict, the nuclear arms race and war, tre actually working to establish thelSorld Order Value of Peace.
Books:
Applewhite, Harry.Waoino Peace--A Wav Out of War.Phila., Pa.: United Church of Christ, Division of Publication, 1975.
Heitz, Charles R. and Herman, Thevdere. peace and War. San Francisco, Calif.: W.H. Freeman and Co., 1973.
Bowett, D.W. (ed.). The Seam fer Pease. Boston, Mass.: Routledge and Degan Ltd., 1972.
.Brandt, Henry R.The Struoole for Peace.. Moonachie, N.J.: Pyramid Pub- lishing Co., 1973.
Dunham, Barrows. BIELA9Aladadb. New Yorks Hill and Wang, 1962.
Galtung, Johann. Peace, Research. Education. Action. Atlantic Highlands, N.J.: Humanities Press, 1975.
Griffith, Priscilla and Betty Reardon,Let_Us Examine Our Attitude Towar4 Peace.New York: Institute for World Order, 1968.
Guinan, Edward. POACO andNonviolence. New York: Paulist Press, 1973.
Hollins, Elizabeth Jay. ?JACO is Possible. New York:Grossman, 1966.
Henderson, George (ed.).afipastawFormi_guinkutsi.Washing- ton, D.C.: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, 1973.
Holcombe, Arthur N.ititaddiscutulikuja_Ashaagnsajtusiv. Cambridge, Miss.: Harvard University Press, 1967.
Mayer, Peter (ed.).Ihjj Pacifist Censciente. New Yorks Holt, Rinehart,
. Winston, 1966.
Roper, Marilyn K. (ed.). Beyond War. War/Peace Project 1976. Phila., Pa.: University of Pennsylvania Museum, 1976.
Articles:
Mead, MargarOt. "Alternatives to War," ,W4u3 Anthreoelemv_of Armeg_ Coriflict and Aaaressien. Garden City, N.Y.:Natural History Press, 1968.
Beitz, Charles R. "Putting Peace in the Curriculum," Edceptrit, Sept. 1972.
6 3. A. jalinapeent
Books:
Alexander, A. et al.Control qf Chemical and Biolooicallpspons,Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. New York: Kiplinger Publishing Co., 1977.
a 1' .1. 1: and_D 4!.ament A 4L-. t ! ' a. U.S. Arms Control ind Disarmament Agency. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975.
Aspen, Les. Are the.Russians holly Gamine? Phila., Fa.:United Church Press, 1970.
Barnaby, Frank. Nuclear Disarmopent or Nuclear Wu? Stockholm, Sweden: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, 1975.
Barnaby, Frank. Prevemtina NuclearAegpop Proliferatien.Steckholm, Sweden: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, 1975.
Bottom., Edgar.The Balahie of Terrers A Gullde %I the Arms Race. Boston, Mass.: Beacon Pres% 1972.
Bull. Hedley. jhe Conirol of the Arms Race. New York:Praeger, 1961.
Claude, Ines L. power ald Internatlonal Relatioqs. New York: Random House, 1962.
Clemens, Walter C.Superpowers and Armg Control.Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, 1973.
Davis, Jerome.pisaapypents A World Vieq. Serpa:Gus, N.J.: Citadel Press, 1964.
Epstein, William. f 1L2 .t New York: Macmillan and Co., 1975.
.Graubard, Stephen (ed.). Arms. pefensejolicv and Arms Cordial.Chicago, Illinois: Werld Without War Council, 1975.
Long, Franklin A. and Rathjins, George W. (eds.). Ares Defense Policy and Amps Control. New York: W.W. Norton and Co., 1976.
Manno, Catherine. plsarmament For mkaiajlanets Measaoes from the UnitetNations. Phila., Pa.: Woean's iaternational League for Peace and Freedom, 1976.
Myrdal, Alva. The Game of Disarmament: Hfie the Unttad States and Russiii lipp_tibp_A2mmapao. New York: Pantheon Books, 1977.
Pauling, Linus.14o Mdreigam. New York: Dodd Mead and Co., 1950.
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Schelling, Thomas and Halperin, Merton H. Strati:0v and Arms Control. Millwood, N.Y.: Krause Reprint Co., 1961.
Sivard, Ruth.fiasiLmialtimilisusituaginsinutunt. Chicago, Illinois: WorLd Without War Publications, 1976.
United Nations.,Basic Problems of Disarmament,. New York:United Nations, 1970.
Wito, Robert (ed.).World Disarmaaent Kit.Chicago, Illinois: World Without War Publications, 1976.
York, Herbert. Race to Ctdiviens A Participant's View of the_Arms RAZE!. Touchstone-Clarion Press, 1971.
Articles:
Swomley, J.M."Detente and Disarmament," Christian Centurv, March 17, 1976, pp. 256-258.
United Nations. "Assembly Urges End t Arms Race; Adopts 25 Resolutions," Unitagi Nations Chronicle, January 1976, pp. 92-96.
Resource Materials: yable-Saiw, film/ 9 min. Secondary School Landing Services, and Free Library of Philadelphia.
Ima, film/ 8 min. McGraw-Hill Films 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10020
NAX, film/ 22 min./ color. Audio/Brandon 34 Mac'Queston Pkwy. Mt. Vrnon, New York10550
B. Confit9t_Reso1ution
Books:
Ashton-Warner, Sylvia. Teacher.Simon and Shuster, 1968.
Becht George R. and Peter Widen. The Intimite jPnemv. New York: Morrow Press, 1969.
Cosero Lewis.The functile4otjosial_Conflict. Glencoe:The Free Press, 1956. 5.
Fitzgerald, Frances. flx, In the Lake.Little, Brown Book Co., 1972.
Frank, Libby, Claire Gowfinkle, Dolores Taller and Irma Weinstein. Mil urikarayasuLtatzgaguidssIniat.Phila., Pa.:Women's -International League fer Peace and Freedom, 1976.
Hoglund, Bengt and Jorgen Ulrich (ed.).Conflict Control and Conflia .211211=gu.Atlantic Highlands, N.J.: Humanities Press, 1972.
Montague, Ashley. minAnd_Agammign. New York: Oxford University Prete, 1968.
Moore, J. and R.War and_War Prevention. New York: Hayden American Values Series, 1974.
Neil, Elton B. (ed.). DejltariudjdaganSonflja. Nw Jersey: pren- tice-Hall, Irc., 1965.
Nesbitt, William. Won Nature and:Wu.Albany, N.Y.: New York State Departmnt of Education--Center for International Programs and Comparative Studies, 1972.
Nesbitt, William.TearJ_LingANIALULAV adliazwasign,Washington, D.C.: Foreign Policy Association, 1971
Nesbitt, William and Norman Abramowitz (eds.).Teachina Youth Abellt cleafaacUlaz.Washington, D.C.: National Council for the Social Studies, 1972.
Nye, Robert. agausjammg_uggang. Springer Publishing Co., 1973.
Smith, David.FrewWar to Peace; Essavs_in_Peacemakina and War Tex- lanausta.New York: Columbia University Press, 1974.
Weinberg, Arthur and Lila. Insteag of Violeqce.Nyack, N.Y.: Jewish Peace Fellowship, 1975.
Resource Materials:
Asigliutiajanaisaattga,5 filmstrips/ 5 cassettes. 1) Coping with Competition; 2) Coping with Jealousy; 3) Coping with Anger; 4) Dealing with Group Pressure; 5) Seeking Indepen- dence.
Guidance Associates 757 Third Avenue New York, New York 10017
of Man: Part I and II.Slides7 2 carousels2 cassettes. Center for the Humanities, Inc.
9 6. gialifa, a simulation.game. Simile II P.O. Box 1023 La Jolla, Calif. 92037
Man Aaainst atiansA Studx inAaaciatsguinaSanfagt,Part I and II. Slides/ 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for the Humanitis, Enc.
Eglajw_g_ligagoalict,multi-media pkg./ 3 filmstrips, etc. Schloat Productions, Inc. 150 White Plains Road Tarrytown,NewYork 10591
C.LIUM:Um
Books:
Barnaby, Frank, et al (ed.).Algujaggataguld.Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1975.
Barnet, Richard J.Ratsof War. Baltimore: Penguin Books, 1973.
Bondurant, Joan, The Conauest of Violem. New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1958.
Boyer, William.Askristildt_a_fax_haajWattsm. Honolulti, Hawaii: Hogartn Press, 1972.
Camp, Kay (ed.). Chiles State of lAx.Phila., Pa.: Women's Inter- national League for Peace and.Freciom, 1974.
Fromm, Erich.TheAnatuy9f HumanDestructiveness. New Yorks Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1973.
Gregg, Richard B. The Power of Non -ylolenco. New Yorks Shocken Books, 1966.
Hersey, John. jiiroshimg. New York: Knopf Co., 1946.
Kasinsky, Renee G.hausaitgazian_muitiuisineansin c4nada.New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction Books, 1976.
Lifton, Betty Jean. Return to_Hiroshima. Atheneum Press, 1970.
Marshall, Rachelle.Vietcnam's Struoole for Independence: AmerIces burr:lest War. Phila., Pa.: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1975.
Moore, Josephand Roberta.Warand_War.Primatign. Rochelle Park, N.J.: Hayden Book Co., 1974.
Ny, Larry.filternattives to Violencq. New Yorks Time Inc., 1968.
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Olsen, McKinley. lagiv4ptable_pira. New Yorks Bantam Books, 1976.
Pickus, Robert. To End W. i.z.exe3ey, Calif.: Seabury Press, 1975.
Prosterman, Roy L. lyaNtiVIA_MIL Au Introductiga to Ihe Studv of lethal Conflict, F.ilmont, Calif.: Duxbury Press, 1972.
Swomiey, John M. Iba_miiiImultabligmga. Boston, Mass.: Beacon Press, 1964.
It 4 C I Albany, N.Y.sState Department of EdUcation, Center for Inter- national Programs and Comparative Studies.
Tolley, Howard.cjilasizzLinsllizi.New York: Teacher's College Press, 1973.
Trumbo, Dalton.Johpnv Got His Gun. New Yorks Lyle Stuart Company, 1970.
Human Naturv irk0 War. Albany, N.Y.s State DepartmerA of Education, Center for International Programs and Comparative Studies.
ad_Axmamentt and Disa;paments. DIPRI Yearbook. Sweden:Stockholm International Pease Research Institute, 1976.
Zahn, Gordon.War. Conscience and Dissent. New Yorks Hawthorn, 1967.
Articles:
Aspin, L. "Rattling Dollars, Rubles, and Sabers: Budget Time at the Pontagon," 1=1,20, April 3, 1976, pp. 399-402.
Ellsworth, R."Military Force: Political Influence in an Age of Peace," Vital Speeches, March 1, 1976, pp. 298-301.
MilOnov, A.A. "Whole Civilization Will Go With the Wind If Arms Raceis Allowed to Continue," UnitedNations_Chwnicle, April 1975, pp. 50- 51.
Resource Materials: faatjaalar, film/ 20 min./ black & white. Available at most public librairies.
Ailings_ollonx, 2 color filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Schloat Productions Prehtice -Hall Media
111.haa.A.Crisis Game._ Origins of Wprld War I, role playing game, State Department of Education Center for International Programs ancl Comparative Studies Albany, New York 12210. 1 1 8. NIZSAMI9 filmstrip and cassette. Social Studies School .Service 10,000 Culver Blvd. P.O. Box 802 Culver City, California90230
D. World Oraanization Books: Barros 9 James.TheLljnitesiy_ation_a_ _plot. Fresent_and_Future. New York:Free Press, 1972. Beerits, Henry C. ,Thejlatitsaajgas_indjUago. Philadelphia, Pa.:AMerican Friends Service Committee, 1976. Bloomfield, Lincoln P.The Power to Xegp Peace.Chicago, Illinois: World Without War Publications, 1976. Bloomfield, Lincoln P.The U.N. and World Order. New York:Foreign Policy Association, 1969. Brown, Lester R.Interdettendence of Nations, Headlines Series. New York:Foreign Policy Association, 1972. Brown, Lester R. Dila Without Borders.New York:Random House, Vin- tage Books, 1973. Carey, John. P.N._Frotection oLCivil and Political_Riohts.Syracuse, N.Y.:Syracuse University Press, 1970. Clark, Grenville and Louis Sohn.Introduction to World Peaci Through World Law.Chicagot Illinois:World Without War Publications, 1973.
Claude, las L. gligasing_uniuttutjana.N ow YorksRandom Hous'e1966. Dougherty, James E.Security Throuah Wald j.flw 44-id Woad Governments Myt,b or ReatittliPhiladelphia:Foreign Policy Research Institute, 1974. Eichelberger, Clark M. (ed.). KomjamasisauLismAt. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.:Oceana, 1966. Gardner, Richard and Max Milliken (eds.). Ilig_gadatujukutsoka, Intexnational Aaencies and Economic Develoogisa. New York: Praeger, 1968. Goodrich, Leland M.The United Nations in a Chanoino World. New York: Columbia University Press9 1974.
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Goodspeed, Stephen 5,IhellARELAndimaratiLLICIataivatigailLasaiLT- igam.Now York:Oxford University Press, 1967.
Keys& Donald F.The Iaperative United Nations.Muscetine, Iowa:The Stanley Foundation, 1973.
Mendlovitz; Saul H. (ed.). On the Creation of a Just_ World Ordet. New York: The Free Press, 1975.
Mische, Gerald and Patricia.jaVillg'dA Human World Ordaz. New York: Paulist Press, 1977.
Sohn, Louis B. (ed.).lipited NAtions: The Next TrentrFive Yup. New York:Oceans, 1971.
Sprout, Harold and Margaret. Igurd a_Politics of the PlanotEarth. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1971.
Stoessinger, John G.Thianitimuution and New Yorks Random House, 1973. Wager, W. Warren.m1giosuaLattsf_miar"Szw,DA:a_94...LL2I1LS141- 1AA1112Q New York:Grossman, 1971.
Articles:
Angell, R.C. ."National Support for World Order." aLskunalpf Contyixt zuguthin,Sept. 1973, pp. 429-454.
Carter, M. and J. Fraenkel. "Teaching About International Peacekeeping Procedures." Istsjja,Science Rtord, Winter 1972.
Resource Materials:
Crisis, simulation game. Western Behavioral Sciences Institute P.O. Box 1023 La Jolla, California92037
pinsiusazaziata,simulation game. Scott, Foresmen & Co. 1900 East Lake Avenue Glenview, Illinois. 60025
Ida-Nation Simuatign. Science Research Associates 165 University Avenue Palo Altai, California94031
Jha Decision4lakina Mula, simulation gams. World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
13 10. waskiwasaltraisr_ugusiar, filmstrip. Visual Education Consultants Inc. Box 1057 Madison, Wisconsin53701 ilaSattesUitlgavAijaatio, 2 filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Social Studies School Service 10,000 CulVer Blvd. Box 802 Culver City, California90230
jldiadAllmALLgalid, 2 color filmatripa/ 2 cassettes. Schloat Productions Orentice-Hall Media
The Charter, film/ 13 min. McGraw-Hill Films 1221 Avenue of the Americas NOW York, New York 10020
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When we work to solve the problems of Hunger, Malnutrition and Poverty, we are really working to establish the World Order Valueof Economic Equity.
A. Kuper and Malnutrition
Books: Berg, Alan.nuattiAtagazisailv. Washington, DX.: The Brookings Institution, 1973.
Borgstrom, Georg. JILL=2,1221ADMI. New YorksCollier Books, 1972.
Browns Laster R. By B2gpd Aione. New Yorks Praeger Publishers, 1974.
Ewald, Ellen Buchanan.Recioes_For A Smallnines. New Yorks Ballan- tine Books, 1973.
Halacy, D.S. 'gest and Filipino: Man and the Food-Life Chain.Philadelphia: Macrae Smith Co., 1971.
Hey, Nigel S.}Nmi Will We Feed tbe Hunorv MiWonm? Food for Tomormes luta. New Yorks Simon 8. Schuster Publications, 1971.
Hilton Alice (ed.). gLrad.New Yorks Halsted Press, 1974.
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Hoperaft, Arthur. Born to Hunoqx.London: Pan BookS Ltd., 1968.
Lapp4 Frances Moore. pietiferl Small Planet. New YorksBallantine BoOks, 1971.
Lerza, CatherVte and Michael Jacobson (eds.). Food For People Not Fox profit. New Yorks Ballantine Books, 1975.
Mayer, Jean. U.SOmilitton Egliciea_in the Seventigi. San Francisco: W.H. Freeman, 1973.
Simon, Arthur. Dread for Ihe_World. New York:Paulist Press, 1975.
Simon, Paul and Arthur. Ilt and WOrld Poverty.New York: Harpexe Magazine Press, 1973.
Articles:
Berg, Alan. 'The Trouble with Triage." New York Times Magazine, June 15, 1975, pp. 26-30.
Canby, Thomas Y. "Can the World Feed Its People?"National Geographic, July 1975, pp. 2-32.
McGovern, George. "An American Paradox: Hunger in an Affluent Society." Social Education, November-December 1974, pp. 654-657.
Osman, Jack D."Teaching Nutrition with a Focus on Values." ligiatiga pewit 36, April 1973.
Sai, Frederick T. "Food, Nutrition and Family Health."Food and Poo- plation, Summer-Fall 1974, pp. 28-30.
Wood, Jayne Millar. "Global Hunger and Poverty." Social Edusation, Vol. 38, no. 7 (November/December) 1974.
Resource Materials:
Baldtper, simulation game. John Knox Press Box 1176 Richmond, Virginia23209
Beyond the Next Harvest, film/ 27 min./ color. Mass Media Ministries 2116 N. Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 12.
Itudid.lines simulation game. Social Studies School Service 10,000 Culver Blvd. P.O. Box 802 Culver City, California90230 raidaLmusgsagyi_.222d.jinsLy.adagtien,2 filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Guidance Associates agdziaatauggainifiata.amajasog,filra. McGraw-Hill
\ 330 West 42nd Street New York, New York 10036 lignsumlajgazia,film/ 52 min./ black and white. RDA Films
Hunaer on Spaceship Earth, a resource kit. American Friends Service Committee 15 Rutherford Plate New York, New York10003
I Wall Hunoxv, 1975, resource kit/ filmstrip/ cassette. United Church Press Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Global_Citv, filmstrips/ cassettes/ printed materials. Institute,for Education in Peace & Justice St. Louis, Missouri63108 Jim McGinnis
World Resources and Responsibilities, 2 color filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Schloat Productions
B. Population
Books:
Asimpv, Isaac. LudJa Our Civwdalsotceship. New YorksJohn Day Co., 1974.
Bahr, Howard M.2samasit-infillialjatanotLAssaeallighgrain Perspectives. Brigham Young University Press, 1974.
Briggs, Peter. Population Pq;icvsThe Sqyial 011epme. New Yorks British Book Center, 1974.
Brown, Lester R.la_thsjiammantierold. New Yorks W.W. Norton and Company, 1974.
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Callahan, Daniel (ed.). IhejaeligigasgiatjAcaelatit. New York: Doubleday Anchor Books, 1970.
Ehrlich, Paul R. peculation._ Resources, Environment. San Francisco: Frooman and Co., 1970.
Fagley, Richard M. di I I 40 New York:Oxford University Press, 1960.
Frodka, Tomas. Growths tlo Egailibzws.New York: John Wiley & Sons, Population Council Book, 1973.
Joyce, James A. World Peculation: Basic Docupents. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.: .0ceana Publishing, 1976.
McCormack, A.lialogglotlika.221RIstilsir...AIStajitian_rdinggEn. Nei:Yorks Harper Colophon Books, 1973.
Meadows, Dennis et al.,DvnAlpics of Growth Ap q, Finite World. Cambrldge, Mass.: Wright-Allen Press, Inc., 1974.
Neuhaus, Richard.,In Defensit of People. New York: Macmillan, 1971.
Piotrow, Phyllis T.W ,` ti mu. New YorksPraeger Publishers, 1973.
Pohlman, Edward (ed.). Peculation:A Clash of Prophets. Now York: Mentor Books, 1973.
22JALIalt_t±ItusiLasa622. Center for War/Peace Studies, 1974.
Articles:
Borgotrom, G. 'Numbers Force Us into a World Like None in History." 2muhuniaa, July 1976, pp. 70-74.
Gustavus, Susan O."Population Education in the Social Studies Class- room: A Survey of Secondary School Teachers." Social Education, January 1977, pp. 28-32.
Hitch, C.J. "Resources for 300 Million."Atintragasjial,April 1976, pp. 8-9.
Lee, E.S. "Population and Scarcity of Food."ApadjulLtacilagglim fitadamm of PlIttical and Social Science, july 1975,pp. 1-10.
Peterson, R.W. "Population: The Forgotten Crisis." pational forks andLConsen!WEA'Agigu, Summer 1975,pp. 15-18.
Strohm, J. "Four Billion People: How Many People Can the Earth Support." International Wildlife, May 1975, pp. 28-31. 17 14.
Wolff, A. "Population Implosion?"Saturday Review, June 26, 1976, pp. 50-51.
Resource Materials:
figmatja, resoUrce kit, 100 articles. pecial Issues Resources Series, Inc. c. Escadix
Books:
Calderwood, James D.IhilaevelooinA Worlds Poverty.GrowthjndRising Ixoectations. Glenview, Illinois:Scott, Foresman and Company, 1976.
Durfee, David A. Povertlf*Lan_AffilmInt_Segietw_ torsonVJAvbiem or NationalDisarape.Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1970.
Galbraith, John K.Economics_and ths Psb1ic Puzastu.Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1973.
Gheddo, Piero. Why is the Third World Poor?Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis Press, 1973.
Harrington, Michael.The Other America. Baltimore, Maryland:Penguin Books Inc., 1971.
Kain, John.Race and Poverty. Englewood Cliffsa Prentice-Hall, 1969.
Lens, Sidney. Rontidm AMerice,, Endarina Pazadox. New York: Crom- well Co., 1969.
Lundberg, Ferdinand. The Richand theSiaxerRich. New York: L. Stuart and Co., 1968.
Myrdal, Gunnar. The Challenae of World Foveirty. New York: Pantheon, 1970,
Roby, Pamela (ed.). The Poverty Establishmen%.Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1974.
Rogers, Edward. Rstygity_stajAgi,U2Igaid. New York: Macmillan, 1970.
Ryan, William.paiming_thLyirain. New Yorks Pantheon Books, 1971.
Ward, Barbara. TheLBAchNations_and_thePoor Nativt.WOW York: Nor- ton Publications, 1972.
1 8 .15. Articles:
Commoner, Barry."Hcw Poverty Breeds Overpopulation and Not the Other way-Around."Ramoarts, August 1975, pp. 21-25.
Connlly, H.X. "No Rush to House the Poor." Intellect, February 1976, pp. 368-371. .0.
"Development May Not Cut Population; Views of Panel of Social Scientists." Scieqpe News, February 1, 1975, pp. 68-71.
Diederich, B. "Poor vs. Richt A New Global Conflict."IimmDecember 22, 1975, pp. 34-40.
De Vise, P. "Cities are Becoming Dumping Grounds for Poor People."
ilautuansititasUlt April 5, 1976,pp. 54-56. .
Kristo:k, I. "Poverty of Equality: Income Distribution Reform." CkaTent, Summer 1976, pp. 59-61.
"Many Environmental Problems Associated with Poverty." U.N. Chronicle, March 1976, pp. 44-46.
Tussing, A.D. "American Ideology and Antipoverty Policy." Intellect, January 1975, pp. 247-254.
Resou=ce Materials&
,Dignityl simulation game, board game. Friendship Press P.O. Box 37844 Cincinnati, Ohio 45237
Ghetto, simulation game. Western PUblishing Co" Inc. School and Library-Deprtment 850 Third Avenue New York, New York10022
Batagmtu, simulation game. Simile Il 1150 Silverado Road P.O. Box 1023 La Jolla, California92037 linkLaasumasta,film/ 59 min./ black & white. University of California Extension Media Center
Pomertv in Rural AMWricip film/ 28 min./ black & white. U.S. Department of Agriculture
1 9 16.
The American Poor; A Self-Portrait4 2 filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Guidance Associates
Tha PoorPAYMoore, film/ 55 min./ black & white. Local AFL/C/O Or Univ. of Calif. Extension Media Center
D.yAlgiti_giaxifigitiga
Books:
6 Harmin Merrill; Kirschenbaum, Howard; and Simon,Sidney B.
Ylai/LaZOSLUatillsItaala.,_61221,12ingalasizAhiSlimizm. Minneapolis: Winston Press Inc., 1973. agglailjauulitjacagi.New York: Council on Interracial Books for Children, Inc., 1976.
Kirschenbaum, Howard and Simon, Sidney. Readings in,Values Clarification. Minneapolis: Winston Press, 1973.
Baths, Louis E.; Hamlin, Merrill; and Simon, Sidney B.YAIgnang Teaching. Columbus, Ohio: Charles E. Merrill Publishing Co., 1966.
Simon, Sedney B.; Hawley, Robert; and Britton. Composition for Personal ificton New York:Hart Pub- lishing Co., Inc.,-1971.:
Simon, Sidney B.; Howe, Leland W.; and Kirschenbaum,Howard. Yalueq C f t 1: A H P t S r t her and Students.New York: Hart Publishing Coapany, Inc., 1972.
Articler:
Goodman, Joel and Laurie Hawkins. "Value'Clarifications Meeting a Challenge in Education." Colloquy no. 5, May 1972v pp. 18- 22.
Gray, Farnum. "Doing Something AboutValues." /Learning 1, no. 2, December 1972, pp. 15-18.
Harmin, Merrill and Sidney Simon. "Values."ailitegiLIJUAB01221i- scat Foresman & Co., 1971,pp. 690-698.
Hawley, Robert C. "Values in the Classroom." Insig2glisign- letin, 32, no. 1, October 1972,pp. 19-2S.
2 0 17. Kirschenbaum, Howard and Sidney B. Simon. "Values and the Futures Move- ment in Education."Education_for_Tospriow. New YorksRandom House, Inc., 1973.
Simon, Sidney B. "The Teacher Educator in Value Development." PAL Delta KAMA, 52, no. 10, June 1972, pp. 649-651.
Simon, Sidney B. and Marie Hartwell. "Values Clarification, a Heritage of Wisdom."Curricul - Trends, January 1973.
Westerhoff, John H. "How Can We Teach Values?" Collauv2,no. 1, January 1970, pp. 17-19.
Resource Materials:
Clarifvino Your Values, Guidelines for Living, 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for Humanities, Inc.
Conflict illAmerican Valups: Life Style vs. Standard_ of Living, Part I & II. elides, 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for Humanities, Inc.
LlajilitJalflusal 2 filmst4ps/ 2 cassettes. Guidance Associates
Film _A Reflection of American Va1ues,-2 carousels/ 2 cassettes.
Center for Humanitiei, Inc. .
Global Emergencvs Values in Conflict, 2 filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Guidance Associates
Man and, His Valui An Injry into Good and EvJJ1, Part I & II. slides, 2 cargUsels2 cassettes. Center for the Humanities, Inc.
Rolettgashi2Lingjaltas, 5 filmstrips/ 5 cassettes. Guidance Associates 757 Third Avenue New, York, New York 10017
t n Part I & II, slides, 2 carousels2 cassettes. Center for the Humanities, Inc. Two Holland Avenue White Plains, New York10603
Values, board game. Friendship Press 475 Riverside Drive New York, New York 10027
Values for Teenagers in the 1970es, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates 21 18.
Values ill a Demoqracv, 5 filmstrips/ 5 cassettes. Guidance Associates 757 Third Avenue New York, Now York10017
III. mum. JUSTMCE
When we work to solve the problems of racial prejudice, sex discrimin- ation and the denial of Human Rights, we are really working to estab- lish the World Order Value of Social Justice.
A. Human Rights
Books;
Bernstein, Hilda.for Their Triumhs and For Their Tears; Conditions
International Defense and Aid Fund for Southern Africa P.O. Box 17 Cambridge, Massachusetts02138.
Chalidze, Valery and Guy Daniels (trans.). To Defend_These Righta, vanailights_alslultaxiculaima.New York: Random House, 1974.
Farrar, Straus and Giroux.jituasnTt_iftim_ftielty_latemitteui. Chicago, Illinois: World Without War Council, 1975.
Frankel, Jack R. and Margaret Carter and Betty Reardon. jIgLatzugglg for Human Rights.New Yorks Random House, Inc., 1975.
Kidd, Sheila.some Human Geneva: UNESCO, 1968.
Levine, Alan H. with Eve Cary and Diane Divoky.The Rights of Students; IIIALIWAsJCLU Guide to a Student`s Rights.E.P. Dutton and Co., Inc., 1973.
Raphael, D.D. (ed.). Po1itic.1 Theory andLthe Rights of Map. Blooming- ton: Indiana University Press: 1967.
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr. IILILSWASLIZOARILAS2. New Yorks Harper and Row, 1974.
Van Dyke, Vernon. jimag_laitaaaa_SJAILJUMAtesLansUhe World Com-. munitv.Oxford University Press, 1972. 19.
Articles:
Carter, M. and Betty Reardon. "Procedures for Analyzing and Clarifying Values Related to Human Rights." Locial Studies Jouznal, Winter 1972.
Havinghurst, R.J. "Individual and Group Rights in a Democracy." &silty, January 1976.
Maymi, C. "U.S. Welcomes Adoption by U.N. oi Declaration on Torture." Peoartment of State Bulletin, JQnuary 19, 1976, pp. 86-88.
"Report on Torture in the Philippines." 1611101, November 22, 1976, p. 64.
Scoble, H.M. and L.S. Wis,berg. "Amnesty InternationalsEvaluating Effectiveness in the Human Rights Arena." jaralegi, September 1976, pp. 79-82.
Styron, Rose. "Torture in Chile." E.0220011119 March 30, 1976,pp. 16-17.
United Nations. "Assembly.Approves Declaration Against Torture; Calls on Chile to Resolve Basic Human Rights."United Nations 2hronic1e, January 1976, pp. 55-57.
United Nations. "Human Rights Commission Calls for Aid to Liberation Movements in Afiica."UhltgANAti2n2J.Itamaialt, March 1976, pp. 35-38.
Resource Materials:
Apartheid: 2CULCentury;Slavery, film/ 27 min. McGraw-Hill Films 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10020
Brotherhood_of Man, film/ 10 min. McGraw-Hill Films 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York10020 Law_insUuttsoisct,sorr, 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for Humanities, Inc.
Aulatatat322.-LisakualImailtliltangs, sound filmstrip. Social Studies School Service 10,000 Culver Blvd. P.O. Box 802 Culver City, California90230
2 3 20.
What Riahts Has a Ch11071 film, 15 min. 'McGraw4fill Films 1221 Avenue of the Americas New York,New York 10020
B. BULBS
Books:
Braden, Anne. The'Ftpht Aaainst Racisg.Philadelphia: Wmenes Inter-. national League for Peace and Freedom', 1975. Daniels, Roger and Harry H.L. Kitano.Agatim_gazia2a 2LtibitN4.jugx_tsUiantww.Englewood Cliffs:Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1970.
Fast, Howard.Freedom Road.New York: Bantam Books, 1969.
Grier, William and Price Cobbs.Black Rage. New Yorks Bantam Books, 1968.
Jones, James M. Emjgdigg_gnsijimin. Reading, Mai's: Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., 1972.
King, Larry.Confessions of a White RaciA. New Yorks Viking Press, 1971.
King, Martin Luther Jr. Stride TowarctFreedom. New, Yorks Harper and Row Co., 1960.
Kitano, Harry.Laianeaz.Meztransi_gyglatiga_d_a_Sgb_gultyle..Pren- ticeHall, 1969. Knowles, Louis and Kenneth Prewitt.Inaktuttgairjra. New Jerseys Prentice-Hall, 1969.
Kozol, Jonathan. Death at an Early Am. New York: Bantam, 1967.
Meltzer, Milton. Pever to Forget:The Jews of the Holocaust. New York: Harper 8. Row, 1976.
Sheares, Reuben and S. GarryOniki. NextSteos Toward RaciaLastIce. Philadelphia: United Church of Christ, Division of Publication, 1975.
Stalvey, Lois.The Education of a WASP. New York: Bantam, 1971.
Steinfield, Melvin.21:12kLiajkluttaajt21:33cimansuiscriak- atipnin American Histea. Beverly Hills: Glencoe Press, 1970 21.
Y4ung, Whitney M.,Agyond Racism: Building anOven Socigtsy. New York: 1968.
r- (1970U.S. Commission.on Civil 1213":1-1"IsleCt-Mkg...... U.Rights , U.S.Government Printing Office,Washington, D.C., 1970.
Articles:
Ogbu, Edwin. "United Nations Urged to End Racism, Apartheid, ColonialisM, If it Wants to Restore Image."gajusuatimishmarag,AOril 1975, pp. 51-53.
Resource Materials:
Black and White: Uotioht, color film/ 3b min. BFA Educational Media 11559 Santi' Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, California90025 kundamulaita,color film/ 11 min. ROA's Films 1696 N. Astor Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin53202 ilt,_the_BallajggItig_II, color film/ 13 min. W.H. Sadlier 11 Park Place New York, New York 10007
Prejudice, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
C.lulaw Books:
AMatter of Simple Justice. Report of President's Task Force on Women's Rights and Responsibilities. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1970.
Bird, Caroline. Born Female. New York:.Pocket Books, 1969.
Cooper, James L. and Sheila M. Cooper. IhelLwItsLawligaliatata Thought. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 1973. Cornillon, Susan K. jugauglImanja.astiststiyal. Bowling Green, Ohio: Bowling Green University Popular Press, 1972.
Flexner, Eleanor. A Century of qignsam. New York:Atheneum, 1968.
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley. Rebel Girl: New:York: International Publish- ing Co., 1973. Frazer, Nancy and Myra Sadker. gsidisa_lasshon. New York: Harper & Row Publishers, 1973.
Golden, Gloria and Lisa Hunter. IlLhal Fairness: A Handb0411_20.2e4 1,12,111,1jasjinichgal. Far West Laboratory for Educational Research and Development, 1974.
Kearns, Martha. alhg Feadnist Press, 1976.
Kraditor, Aileen (ed.).1111_42m_thajaeglital. Chicago:Quadrangle Press, 1970.
McGrarthi Patricia L. The Unfinished Assignment: Eguai Education for Mown. Washington, D.C.: Worldwatch Institute, 1776 Massachusetts Avenue N.W., 20036, 1976.
Meig, Cornelia. Jane Addams: Pioneer for Social Just4a. New York: Little, Brown Publishing Co., 1970.
Ross, Susan C. The Rights of WOMen.NewNork: Avon Books, 1973.
Sex Ro1Stetvo4jjn the S 'MU. Edited by National Education Association,Custoner Service Section 148, 1201 Sixteenth St. N.W., Washington, D.C.), 1974.
Tinker, Irene and Michele Bo Bramsen. Women and World Development. Washington, D.C.:Overseas Development Council, 1976. Isday1aCtsualingsauag_LatTehn. Washington, D.C.: National Foundation for Improvement of Education, 1974.
WRen, Marjorie B. Woman in Sexist Society.New York: Basic Books, 1971.
Slayton-Mitchell, Joyce. -Other Choices for Becoming a Woman. Pitts- burgh, Pa.: Know, Inc., 1974.
Articles:
Holman, Dorothy. "Tea6ing About Women in SecondarySchools: Spring- boards for Inquiry." Social EducaXiqn, March 1975, pp. 140-143.
Hahn, Carole L. "Eliminating Sexism from the Schools:An Application of Planned Change." Social Education, March 1975, pp. 133.-136. 23.
Resource Materials:
AZAMW.A.ELIKS, 4 color filmstrips/ 4 cassettes. Schloat Productions Prentice-Hall Media 150 White Plains Road Tarrytown, New York 10591
Perstorv, simulation game. Interact P.O. Box 262 Lakeside, California92040
Man and Woman: Myths and Stereotypes, Part I 8. II. slides, 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for Humanities, Inc.
Maa5ulinity, 4 color filmstrips/ 4 cassettes. Schlest Productions Prentice-Hall Media 150 White Plains Road Tarrytown, New York 10591 magsulakty_iat heida&i, 1 .filMatti0/-1 Cattette.' Guidance Associates
New Womenl, 10 color filmstrips/ 10 cassettes. Schloat Productions Prentice-Hall Media 150 White Plains Rcsd Tarrytown, New York 10591
he Re-Education of Womejiandj4ens Croljno New Relationship'. Part I & II. slides, 2 carousels2 cassettes. Center for Humanities, Inc. ljuLlitilouterVilthi, resource kit. World Without War Council 1730 Grove Street Berkeley, California 94709 mkjimigama, color film/ 30 min. Published by Motivational Media.
D. Intercultural Relstions
Books:
itiztbairt..2._hAjm. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1975.
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Barrms, Williaa.Ihm_Indiael.Side of tilt Indio Qustion. Plainview, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Inc., 1972.
Black* Nancy B. and Bette WeidMan (eds.).nitgt_211120:1,gagfuLgf_thei American Indian. Port Washington, N.Y.:Kennikat Press, 1976.
Brown, Ina Corinne.unduitanding0unsat2m. New York: Prentice- Hall, Inc., 1970. Burma, John H.ittationz. San Franoiscos Canfield Press, 1970.
Camp, Kay.listen To the Women for a ChanIg.Philadelphia: Women'a International League for Peace and Freedom, 1975.
Cooper, Paulette (ed.).AmingAlutlat22isma.New York: Arbor House, 1972.
Cordasco, Francesco. The Puerto RiCans: A Chronoloav and Fact Book. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.: Oceana Publishers, 1973.
Cordasco, Francesco (ed.). The Puerto Rican Experiglog.New York: Arno Press, 1975.
Cortes, Carlos E. et al.Ihe Chicano Hezitaae. New York: Arno Press, 1976.
Della-Dora, Delmo and Janes E. House (eds.). LAJAAtion fosaa.gpm Society.Washington, D.C.: Association for Supervision and Cur- riculum Development, 1974.
Epps, Edgar G. tgAt_alri_JULAarilsg. Berkeley, Calif.: MoCutchan Pub- lishing Co., 1974.
Ferris, Edward. Jus,1 Anottler Redskin. Ardmore, Pa.: Dorrarce and Co., 1973. Garcia, Ernest F. and George Shaftel.hkaan=souls. Bel- mont, Calif.: Fearon Publishing Co., 1972.
Glazer, Nathan and Daniel Moynihan. gsagnsuheasizjagiat.Cambridge, , Mass.: The MIT Prns, 1963.
Henderson, George, o Live in Fregglops Human RelatIons Today and To- malgs. Nozman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1972.
Stewart, Edward.Asfarpte.ciAL_As222,5_gsatattaiisiz- soectimg. New York: Regional Council for International Educa- tion, 1971.
Vlahos, Olivia. wWprld inniss Irja.niJ.tuxe in theAmerics1 ...... -Viking Press, 1971.
Wakefield, Dan.jaliesurLIALCjay:_jr-AlLp_Vord of S anish'Haile. New Yorks Arno Press, 1975.
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Articles:
Collins, L. "Education and the American Indian: The Problems Aren't Simple." PTA Maoazino, December 1973, pp. 30-32.
Gray; L.S. "Jobs Puerto Ricans Hold in New York City:A Socio-economic Profile of Puerto Rican New Yorkers." Monthlv Labor Reviev4 October 1975, pp. 12-16.
Hanlon, W. "Growing Up An Indian." New Catholic WpI, November 1973, pp. 264-268.
Reyes, D.J. "Helping the Chicino Pupil." atarina Houle, October 1973, pp. 110-112.
Resource Materials:
Ajjsppssesse 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
Bafa.Befa, simulation game. Social Studies School Service 10,000 Culver Blvd. P.0.-Box802. Culver City, California90230 gzsat:Ct_aks Sexies, 10 filmstrips/ 10 cassettes. Guidance Associates 757 Third Avenue New York, New York 10017
Mexican Americans:Quest for Equality., film/ 28 min. Anti-Defamation League of 11'nai B'rith 315 Lexington Avenue New York, New York 10016
PerceptiOn/Aisaerception: ChinatUSA, 5 color filmstrips/ 5 cassettes. Prentice-Hall Media 150 White Plains Road Tarrytown, New York 10591
China in PAsisusliviaBsgdaLs1.21.2.111.mtlan, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
East MefftS_Itast: A Contrast_in VaLUes_and Cultures, Part I & II. slides, 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for the Humanities, Inc.
Home of,the.Bravo,,film/ 3 min.tcolor. Film Study Programs 554 Lexington Street Waltham, Massachusetts02154
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That's Mg, film/ 15 min. Mass Media Ministries 2116 N. Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland jhe Forootten American, color film/ 27 min. MA's Films 1696 North Astor Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin53202
jL'hivjAy.Autul,I filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
Decision at Delano, color film/ 26 min. ROAls Films 1696 N. Astor Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin53202
Friendly Game, film/ 10 min. Mass Media Ministries 2116 N. Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland
IV. ECOLOGICAL BALANCE
When we work to solve the problems of the Energy crisis, Pollution and other Environmental hazards, we are really working to establish the World Order Value of Ecological Balance.
A. Energy
Books:
Brinkworth, B.J. Solar Eneroy For M. Somerset, N.J.: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1972.
Clark, Wilson. Energy for Suxvival.Garden City, N.J.:Doubleday, 1974.
Commoner, Barry. 3112overty of Power.New York: Knopf Publishing Co., 1976. tl Daniels, Farrington. Direct Use of the Sun's Erma. New York: Bal- lantine Books, 1964.
Gabel, Medard.grama_urtLLADA.New York: Simon & Schus- ter, 1976. 30 27.
Halacy, D.S. The Coming Age of Solar Enerav.New York: Harper and Row, Inc., 1973.
Hickok, F.pandbook of Solar and:Wind Energy. Boston: Cahners Books International, Inc., 1975.
MCPhee, John.Ih2S2aaLsijliasar_g_e_gylEnr. New Yorks Eallantine Books, 1973.
Novick, Sheldon. Ille_guraulAtom. New Yorks Dell Books, 1969.
.Novick, Sheldon. jbe Electric War:The Fight Over Nucloar Pons. Sierra Club 1976.
Stoner, C.H. (ed.).Erc9jggingazIr Own,Power. Emmaus, Pa.: Rodale Press, Inc., 1974.
Thorson, June.Nuclear Powers A Danger to Peace and Freedom.Phila- delphia: Women's International League for Peace and Fzeedom, 1974.
Williams, J.R. 22,1Arlarasysei_aa_pjandA'Uraggra. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Ann Arbor Science Publications, Inc., 1974.
Articles:
Chernow, Ron. "Atomic Powers--The-Light.ThatFailed."Today Magazine, EbAladelohia Inquirer, January 26, 1975, pp. 2-8.
Haley, D. "Atomic Watch in the Empire State:Nuclear Responsibility Act." align, June 5, 1976, pp. 678-679.
Louins, Amory. "Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken?"Toreical Affairs, October 1976.
Resource Materials:
klergv Crisis, film/ 13 min. Secondary School Film Service
Global Emergency: Enerov, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
Waste Nzt, film/30min. Great Plains National Instructional Television Library Box 80669 Lincoln, Nebraska 68501
gnergv, resource kit/ 100 articles. Social Issues Resources Series, Inc. 28.
B. gnvironment
Books:
Carson, Rachel. Silent Spring. Greenwich, Conn.: Crest Books, 1970.
Commoner, Barry. -The Closing Circle: Natural_Man and Technology.New York: Knopf, 1971.
Ccamoner, Barry. Science and Survival. New York: VikingPrela,1966.
Dean, Garrett (ed.).The Environmental Handbook.New York: Ballan- tine Books, Inc., 1970.
Falk, Richard A. for Human Survival.New York: Random House, 1971.
Herbert, Frank.EMLIWA_.922112.12,11d.New York: Ace Books, 1970.
Man In His Environment. New Yorks Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, Inc., 1972.
Ridgeway, James. The PolAlcs of Ecology.New York: E.P. Dutton and Co., Inc., 1970.
Stanley, Maxwell C.Environmental_Management by the_United Nations. Muscatine, Iowa: The Stanley Foundation, 1972.
Strong, Maurice (ed.). Who Speaks for Earth?NeW-Yorks. W.W. Norton, 1973.
Ward, Barbara and Rendpubos. p).2j,y_Q_n_eUa_#_4L_j,ht.Cgreasaiantenang;e of a Small Planet, New Yorks W.W. Norton and Co., 1972.
Articles:
Carter, L.J. "National Environmental Policy Act:Critics Say Promise Unfulfilled."Science, July 9, 1976, pp. 130-132.
Knapp, Clifford E. "Attitudes and Values in Environmental Education." The Joqrnal of Envjronmental Education 3, no. 4, Summer 1972, pp. 22-29.
Sax, J.L. "Environmental Action: A Passing Fad?" Natural History, June 1976.
Resource Materials:
Environment:Changing Man's Values,-1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates 29.
illaisommuulaall, simulation game. Simulation Systems Program
Man's Natural Environment: Crisis Through Abuse, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
9111Y_PaLgark, film,/ 30 min- Great Plains National Instructional Television Library Box 80669 LinColn, Nebraska 68501
Egliatian, resource kit/ 100 articles. Social Issues Resources Series, Inc. 1200 Quince Orchard Blvd. Gaithersburg, Maryland20760
Global Marketglace, 2 color filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Schloat Productions Prentice-Hall Media
Man and His Environment: ,In Karmonv and in_Conflict, 2 carousels/ 2 cassettes. Center for Humanities, Inc.
C. !taiDAL.ADJ-§PLIal
Books:
Anikouchine, W.A. and R.W. Sternberg. ,The World Ocean. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1973.
Borgese, Elizabeth Mann. Thq Drama of the 0c:tans. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1975.
Carson, Rachel L. The Sea.Around U. Oxford University Press* 1951.
Carson, Rachel L. Under the Sea Wind.New York: Oxford University Press, 1952.
Clarke, A.C. The Challenge_gf_thsSea. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1960.
Hirsch, Lester M. Man and Space. New York: Pitman Publishing Co., 1966.
."-'4--'jankOWitsch, Peter. International C000ration in.Outer Scoace,Musca- tine, Iowa: The Stanley Foundation, 1976.
Lay, S. Houston. The I,_&w Relations to Activities of Man in_ S DIM. Chicago: University of Chicago Press; 1970.
Logue,.John J. (ed:). Thitiatiauchtsslial. Villanova, Pa.: Villa - nova University Press. 30.
McCullough, Thomas J. (ed.). Space for Mankind's Benefit.Washington, DX:: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1972.
McDougal, Myres S.Ljv_j:asLajblg_gj3ELaj,a_aSud&.New Havens Yale University Press, 1963.
Mero, John L.Mineral Resources of tho_gag.National Science Founda- tion, 1975.
Osgood, Robert E. et al.isniNjutausinituLqualsusyl_mkAnl Beyond.Ocean Policy Project.National Science Foundation, 1975.
Schatzman, E.L. Ihe Str2cture of ttaLMOverse. New YorksMcGraw Hill Book Company, 1968.,
Articles:
"International Cooperation in Outer Space",avortfrom the Fifteenth Strategy Conferena, October 17-20, 1974. Muscatine, Iowa: The Stanley Foundation.
Shapley, D. "Sea Law Treaty: Amid U.S. Gains, the Prospects for Science are Sinking." Science, June 40 1976, pp. 980-981.
Swann, M. "Power from the Sea".gnvironment, May, 1976, pp. 25-31.
Reaource Materials:
Deep Frontier, film/ 25 min. McGraw-Hill Films
D.litgba2129X
Books:
Cardwell, D.S.L. Points_in_Western Technoloav. New Yorks Neale Watson Academic Publications, Inc., 1972.
Comoner, Barry.She Closkagarsiss N_atureatanAnd Technology.NewYorks .
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Douglas, Jack D. ThtTechnoloaical Threat. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Pren- tice-Hall, 1971.
Farvar, M.T. and J.P. Milton (eds.).The Careless rechnolonv: Ecolnw Ansilaterjagmtl,Dpvekopment. New York: Doubleday, Natural History Press, 1972.
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Hall, Cameron (ed.).lulagaidaest_anclitAysingiag.agkoolggx.Cincinnati, Ohio: Friendship Press, 1971.
Higbee, Edward C. Layjatioas.thiorittep: New Strategies for Our Urbanized WoIld. New Yorks Morrow Publishing Co., 1970. Jones, Graham. as.1219 of Sctr_e_i_d_LitscnilDve Countries. New Yorks Oxford University Press,1971.
Lentz, Theodore F.Imazi_liqbaglosy_si.saPeius. St. Louis, Mo.: Peace .Research Laboratory, 1972.
Meadows, Donella H., et al. 11111ALIAAq!ampith. New Yorks Universe Books, 1972.
Muller, Herbert J. IhtSiaste n kPrIner oModern Technoloav and Human Values.Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1971.
Mumford, Lewis. Ilsjvth of_Ate Machine. New York: Harcourt, Brace World, 1970.
Schumacher, E.F. New York: Harper, 1973.
Susskind, Charles. Understand,tno Technglagx. Baltimore:Johns Hopkins University Press, 1973.
Taviss, Irene. Technology inglAIRIE. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Uni- versity. Wallia, C.S. (ed.). Isnal-.921.Y...18.51.11.411BD yam. New York: Basic Books, 1970.
Resource Materials:
Zat_ -....tlor_uExpaliss...2LjWaSZ, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
Min_ja_theJimglear Age, 4 filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Guidance Associates
--An'I Tè dV1ue,8 Celer. filmstrips 8 cassettes. Prentice-Hall Media 150 White Plains Road Tarrytown, New York 10591
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E- MA41A
Books:
Boutwell, William D. MsinallasaMedia_in_the Schools. New Yorks Apple- ton-Century-Crofts, 1962.
Greenberg, Bradley S. and Brenda Dervin: Use 0_1h, Mass Media by the Myban Poor. New Yorks Praeger Book Co.', 1970.
Klepper, Joseph T.Ihe Effects_of Mass CommunicaXion. New YOrks Free Press, 1960.
Kuhns, William. Whv We Watch Them: Interpreting T.V. Show9.New York: Benziger, 1970.
Liebert,Robert M.The_Early Windowi msEffects of Te1evisio childriamixoth.New York: Pergamon Press, 1974. MoLuhan, Herbert Marshall. andstwailangitiguaLs_Tho. NewYork: New American Library, 1964. Nesbitt, William H.Intexpretino_the_kewsoaDer in the glAsAroom:12- &Ion News _and World Viewg. New York: Cranwell Co., 1971.
O'Hara, Robert C. For_tbAftiaL_IALlistalL_Mmialamit_ftss2ggpaa- ication. New Yorks Random House, 1961.
Skornie, Harry Jay. I An 0L I Improvement. New Yorks McGraw-Hill, 1965.
Resource Materials:
At Issues PenallsaAnd_p_magrst 2 color filmstrips/ 2 cassettes. Prentice Hall Media 150 White Plains Road Tarrytown, New York10591
P. r M s a id M rsuas Part I & II. slides, 2 carousels2 cassettes, Center for Humanities, Inc.
l_filmstrip/ 1. cassette._ 'GU/dance Associates
C. f sm, Part I & II, elides, 2 carousels2 cassettes. Center for the Humanities, Inc. usligansk_tuotusiti, 1 filmstrip/ 1 cassette. Guidance Associates
3 6 33. F. Futures
Books:
MelyiL, Kenneth H.. Z4Mgaion in World Affairs: A Realistic Approach 10_Iatja_alalduckliga. Lexington, Mass.: D.C. Heath and Co., 1970.
Remy, Richard, James Nathan, et al. International_Learnina arici Inter- national Education in a Global Awl.Arlington, Virginia: National Council for the Social Studies; Bulletin #47, 1975.
Spurgin, John and Gary Smith.Global Dimensions in the New Social Studies. Boulder, Colorado: Social Science Education Consor- tium, 1975.
Reischauer, Edwin 0. jggiusLthkaatCItatir arla. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1973.
Toffler, Alvin (ed.). Tomorrow. New Yorks Random House, Inc., 1973.
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Marker, Gerald W. "Global Education: An Urgent Claim on the Social Studies Curriculum."Bociaj, EdUcation, January 1977, pp. 12-19.
Whelan, Sallie. "Peoria and the'Worl?" and "Your Town and the World." gaslauduclum, January 1977, pi. 20-27.
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U.S. Inter-religious Committee on Peace 100 Maryland Avenue N.E. Washington, D.C. 20002
Earth Care Manuel R. Paul Firnhaber Augsburg Publishing House Minneapais, Minn. itaciakeLEILJJatia Resource Manual rbis Books Maryknoll, New York Manual Institute for Education in Peace and Justice 3700 West Pine St. Louis, Missouri63108
111.0Bralt-AHL:21.Sik-S-SisMEL-P-diara Earth Metabolic Design New Haven, Connecticut
Focusing on Global Poverty and Development - A Resource Book for Educators Overseas Development Council 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036
FoodsWhere Nutrition,PolitisLanctCulture Meet Teacher's activity Guide Center for Science in the Public Interest 1757 5. Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009 lidurja:Perspectives and A 4.ernati_g_v s Curriculum Resource St. Joseph'scollege Philadelphia,Pa .
uLlstlx-aiti.ts--U.Y.21.01...a2P:Sal..c.11 The Future of the Envirrnment Educational Book Division The Future of the Family Prentice-Hell, Inc. The Future of the Government Englewood Cliffs, NJ07632 The Future of Work limparj_inciskungiirarLasuatara Srposium on the Moral Aspects of Hunger and Malnutrition (1975) St. Joseph's College Philadelphia, Pa. 35.
I_LearnedMY_Lesson in:Today's Military (pamphlet) Central Committee For Conscientiotis Objectors 2016 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
Immoes of Women Bibliography of Feminist Resources for Pennsylvania Schools Bureau of Curriculum Services Pennsylvania Department of,Education
Box 911 . Harrisburg, Pa. 17126 jatmsEbLi_sa:u2a_2Ljtigs_staex_jaE_LAAre:acp_s_tt2sagi #75 Teaching Global 7.ssues Through Simulation: It Can Be Easy #78 Teaching Interdependence: Exploring Global Challenges Through Data #79 Teaching Tclard Global PerspcAives II Center for War/Peace Studies 218 East 18th Street New York, N.Y. 10003
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Iatmtt,,tmgSmatpSJiesolution Transcript of Symposium April 30, 1976 War or Peace: 1976 Project University Museum 33rd and Spruce Streets - ..... Philadelphial_Pa,19174
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pearnino Peace Resource Unit Publithed by Jane Addams Peace Association Distributed by the Women's International_League forPeace.and.Freedom. 1213 Race Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 Ijiterderendence Suniaary of the_llth.Conference on the United Nations of the Next Decade June 27 - July 3, 1975 The Stanley Fomdation Stanley Building Muscatine, Iowa 52761 kiiis11210-122-reList. The Fellowship of Reconciliation Box 271 Nyack, New York10960 3 9 36.
Nations. Bantam Books New York, N.Y.
311 Educt h o s: An .1° I Fears and B Summary of speeches from the War or Peace; 1976 Forum University Museum 33rd and Spruce Streets Philadelphia, Pa. 19174 povei:p and Justice Resource Manual Campaign for Human Development U.S. Catholl,. Conference 1312 Massachu6etts Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 alizatAm!guideSexism.in Schools Pennsylvania Department of Education Harrisburg, Pa, 17126 iLConsciousnessetgling Resource Manual ,Department of Educational Media and Technology Montgomery County Public.Schools RockVille, Maryland20850
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The Harvard Social Studies Proiscas "The Limits of War:National Policy and World Conscience" "Diplomacy and International Laws Alternatives to. War" "Organizations Among Nations" American Education Publications Education Center Columbus, Ohio 43216
Inteztrenen4ence of Nations by Lester R. Brown Foreign Policy Association 345 East 46th Street New York, N.Y. 10017
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Know r P ace: The S c Antepedents of Women in .theitgagr. Manual1973. Department of Education Harrisburg, Pa.
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Wavs and Means of Teaching About Worldjardlr. Institute for World Order 1140 Avenue of the America's New York, N.Y. 10036
"Who's Afraid of Disarmament?" A fact sheet on the Arms Race and Disarmament Pubaished by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 1213 Race Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19107
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