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Peace Library Books by Author Author Copies Title Publisher Year Acland, Sir Richard 1 Waging Peace: The positive policy we could pursue if we gave up the HYDROGEN BOMB Frederick Muller Ltd 1958 Adams, Daniel J. 1 Cross Cultural Theology: Western Reflections in Asia John Knox Press 1987 Albert, David H. 1 People Power: Applying Nonviolence Theory New Society 1985 Aldridge, Robert C. 1 The Counterforce Syndrome: A Guide to U.S. Nuclear Weapons and Strategic Doctrine IPS 1978 Alexander, James & Thomas, Gareth 1 Nelson Mandela; an icon for our times Atlantic World 2013 Alexander, Peter 1 Atomic Radiation & Life: The exploitation of atomic power must be achieved without endangering the health of present or future generations Penguin 1957 Alinsky, Saul D 1 Reveille for Radicals Vintage 1969 Allen, E.L. 9 The Purpose Of Jesus The Fellowship of Reconciliation 1951 Allsebrook, Mary 2 Prototypes of Peacemaking: The First Forty Years of the United Nations Longman 1986 Alternative Defence Commission 2 Defence Without The Bomb: The Report Of The Alternative Defence Commission Tailor & Francis Ltd 1983 Alternative Defence Commission 1 Without The Bomb: Non-Nuclear Defence Policies For Britain Paladin Books 1985 American Friends Service Committee 1 In Place of War Grossman 1967 Anet, Daniel 3 Pierre Ceresole, Passionate Peacemaker Macmillan 1974 Ang Swee Chai 1 From Beirut to Jerusalem Grafton 1989 Arbinger Institute 1 The Anatomy of Peace Barratt-Koehier 2008 Arias, Gonzalo 1 The Encartelados Victor Gollancz 1968 Arnold, Eberhard 1 God's Revolution Plough Publishing House 1997 Arnold, Eberhard 1 Why we live in Community Plough Publishing House 1995 Arnold, Johann Christoph 1 Drained Plough Publishing House 1999 Arnold, Johann Christoph 1 The Lost Art of Forgiving – Stories of Healing from the Cancer of Bitterness Plough Publishing House 1998 Arnold, Johann Christoph 2 Why Forgive? Plough Publishing House 2008 Arnold, Lorna 1 A Very Special Relationship – British Atomic Weapon Trials in Australia HMSO 1987 Arnove, Anthony 1 Iraq Under Siege: The deadly Impact of Sanctions and War Pluto 2000 Arthur & Jeffrey 1 Northern Ireland since 1968 Blackwell 1988 Arthur, James 1 Of Good Character Imprint Academic 2010 Artin, Tom 1 Earth Talk Independent Voices On The Environment Grossman 1973 Ateek, Naim Stifan 1 Justice and only Justice Orbis Books 1996 Atherton, John 1 Faith in the Nation: A Christian Vision For Britain SPCK 1988 Atkinson, David 1 Peace in our Time? Inter-Varsity Press 1985 Attlee, Peggy 1 With a Quiet Conscience: A biography of Thomas Simons Attlee Dove & Chough 1995 Aubrey, Crispin (Ed) 1 Nukespeak, the media and the bomb Comedia Publishing Group 1982 Augsburger, David W 1 The Love Fight Herald Press 1972 Aukerman, Dale 1 Darkening Valley: A Biblical Perspective on Nuclear War The Seabury Press 1981 Avila, St. Teresa of 1 Way of Perfection Sheed & Ward 1583 Azione Nonviolenta 1 Numero 3 – March 2009 Movimento Internazionale della Riconciliazone 2009 Bachmann, Steve (Ed) 1 Preach Liberty: Selections from the Bible for progressives 4 Walls 8 Windows 1989 Bailey, Gerald 2 Problems of Peace Ginn 1970 Bailey, Gerald 1 Problems of Peace Ginn 1970 Bailey, Sydney D. 1 Peace Is A Process: Swarthmore Lecture 1993 Quaker Home Service 1993 Bailey, Sydney D. 1 Prohibitions & Restraints in War OUP 1972 Bainton, Roland H 1 Christian Attitudes Toward War and Peace Abingdon 1960 Baker, A. E. 1 A Christian Basis for the Post-War World A Commentary on the Ten Peace Points SCM 1942 Baker, Nicholson 1 Human Smoke Simon & Schuster 2008 Baker, Paul 1 Song in High Summer Source 1989 Baker, Rt Rev J. A. (Bishop of Salisbury) 6 The Church and the Bomb Hodder & Stoughton 1983 Balado, Gonzalez 1 The Story of Taize Mowbray 1988 Balasuriya, Tissa 2 A Third World Theology of Religious Life: Quest Series 84 Centre for Society & Religion 1985 Balding, Alan 16 No Other Foundation FoR 1943 Barba, Dominique 1 A Theology of Conflict: and other things on Nonviolence Orbis 1989 Barclay, Oliver (Ed) 1 Pacifism & War: 8 prominent Christians debate today’s issues: When Christians Disagree Inter-Varsity Press 1984 Barker, M K et al 2 Time to Choose Celebration 1983 Barnard, Clifford 2 Two weeks in May 1945 Quaker Home service 1999 Barnes, Trevor 1 The Wounded City: Hope And Healing Belfast Collins 1987 Barnett, Correlli 1 Britain and Her Army 1509-1970: A Military, Political and Social Survey Penguin 1974 Barrett, Clive 1 Subversive Peacemakers Lutterworth Press 2014 Barrett, Clive (Ed) 5 Peace Together: A Vision Of Christian Pacifism Clarke 1987 Barritt, Denis 3 Northern Ireland: A Problem to Every Solution QPS 1982 Barth, Emmy 1 An Embassy Besieged Plough Publishing House 2010 Bartley, Jonathan 1 Faith and Politics After Christendom Paternoster Press 2006 Bauer, Yehuda 2 Holocaust & Genocide Studies Vol 1 No 2: An International Journal Pergamon 1986 Baxter, Archibald 2 We will not cease: the autobiography of a conscientious objector Cape Catley 1983 Beale, Albert 1 Against All War: Fifty years of Peace News 1936-1986 Peace News 1986 Beaton, Leonard 1 The Struggle for Peace George Allen & Unwin 1966 Bechhoefer, Bernhard 1 Postwar Negotiations for Arms Control Brookings Institution 1961 Beck, Robert, R 1 Nonviolent Story: Narrative Conflict Resolution in the Gospel of mark Orbis 1996 Beckford, Robert 1 Jesus is Dread: Black Theology And Black Culture in Britain Darton, Longman,Todd 1998 Bedjaoui, Mohammed (Presenter) 1 Modern Wars; the Humanitarian Challenge Zed Books Ltd 1986 Beetham, T.A. 1 The Future of South Africa SCM 1965 Behrstock, Julian 1 The Eighth Case UPA 1987 Belden, Albert 3 Pax Christi: The Peace Of Christ: The Book That May Change Christendom Carwal 1944 Bell, G K A 2 Christianity and World Order Penguin Books 1940 Bell, John L 1 Hard Words for Interesting Times – Biblical texts in contemporary contexts Wild Goose Publications 2004 Bell, Julian 2 We Did Not Fight Corbden-Sanderson 1935 Bell, Martin 1 In Harm’s Way Penguin 1996 Bell, R. G. 2 Alternative to War: An outline of the Alternative Practical Method Which Must be Adopted Before War Can Be Abolished James Clarke 1959 Bellini, James 1 High Tech Holocaust David & Charles 1986 Belloc, Hilaire 1 The Servile State Foulis 1913 Belton, Teresa (Ed) 1 From Arms Race to World Peace Richard Kay 1991 Bennett, John C 1 Christian Social Ethics in a Changing World Association Press 1966 Bennett, John (Ed) 1 Nuclear Weapons & the Conflict of Conscience: Seven authorities explore the most crucial issue of our time Lutterworth 1962 Bennett, Jon 1 Meeting Needs Earthscan 1995 Bent, A J van der 1 The Utopia of World Community SCM 1973 Bentley, James 1 Martin Niemoeller OUP 1984 Beres, Louis Rene 1 Apocalypse; Nuclear Catastrophe in World Politics University of Chicago Press 1980 Berkhof, Hendrik 1 Christ and the Powers Herald 1953 Bernadotte, Folke 1 Instead of Arms Hodder and Stoughton 1949 Bernal, J D 1 World Without War Routledge 1958 Bernardin, Joseph Cardinal 1 The Gift of Peace Darton, Longman & Todd Ltd. Ltd. 1998 Berrigan & McAlister 2 The Time's Discipline: The Beatitudes and Nuclear Resistance Fortkamp 1989 Berrigan, Daniel 1 No Bars to Manhood Bantam 1971 Berrigan, Daniel 1 The Trial of the Catonsville Nine: the extraordinary play by the author of No Bars to Manhood and The Dark Night of Resistance Bantam 1971 Berryman, Phillip 1 Inside Central America: US Policy In Its New Vietnam Pluto 1985 Best, Geoffrey 1 War and Law since 1945 Clarendon Press 1994 Bevan, Edwyn 2 Christians in a World at War Student Christian Movement Press 1940 Bharat, Sany & Jael 1 A Global Guide to Interfaith O Books 2007 Bird, Leonard 1 Costa Rica: The Unarmed Democracy Sheppard 1984 Bishop, Peter D 1 A technique for Loving SCM 1981 Blackwood, Caroline 2 On the Perimeter: Caroline Blackwood At Greenham Common Flamingo 1984 Blamires, E P 6 War Tests the Church FoR 1958 Blanch, Stuart 1 The Burning Bush: Signs Of Our Times Lutterworth 1978 Blank, Rt Rev Joost de 1 Human Rights Heinemann 1968 Blaxall, Arthur 3 Suspended Sentence Hodder & Stoughton 1965 Bleakley, David 1 Faulkner Mowbrays 1974 Bleakley, David 2 Peace in Ulster Mowbrays 1972 Bleakley, David 1 Saidie Patterson, Irish Peacemaker Blackstaff 1980 Bleakley,David 1 Peace in Ireland: Two States One People Mowbray 1995 Bleiweiss, Robert (Ed) 1 Marching to Freedom: The Life of Martin Luther King, Jr. Signet 1968 Blishen, Edward 1 A Cack-handed War: The author of Roaring Boys and This Right soft Lot’ recounts his war-time experiences Thames & Hudson 1972 Blom-Cooper, Louis (Ed) 1 The Hanging Question: Essays on the death penalty Duckworth 1969 Bloomfield et al (Eds) 1 Reconciliation after Violent Conflict International IDEA Handbook 2005 Bondurant, Joan 1 Conflict: Violence & Nonviolence - An Atherton Controversy Atherton 1971 Bondurant, Joan 2 Conquest of Violence Fontana 1953 Bonhoeffer, Dietrich 2 Letters & Papers from Prison Fontana 1953 Booth, Alan 1 Christians and Power Politics SCM 1961 Boserup & Mack 3 War without Weapons Pinter 1974 Bould, Geoffrey 2 Conscience be my Guide: An Anthology of Prison Writings Zed Books 1991 Boulton, David 1 Objection Overruled Dales Historical Monographs 2014 Bourke Joanna 1 Dismembering the Male Reaktion 1999 Boutros-Ghali, Boutros 1 An Agenda for Peace United Nations 1992 Bovy, Marie-Pierre 1 Reconciliation: Reflections on the occasion of IFORs 75th Anniversary IFOR 1994 Bowyer, Phil 1 Express Community Spring Harvest & Authentic Media 2004 Boyd, Andrew 2 United Nations: Piety Myth and Truth Penguin 1962 Brandt, Willy 3 North-South: a Programme for
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