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Stop the Next War Now: Effective Responses to Violence and Terrorism
by
Medea Benjamin

 

Violence begets violence so believes the majority of people around the world who have stood up in protest against war. How to Stop the Next War Now is a reflective look and call to action to end violence, by acclaimed peace activists, experts, and visionaries, including Eve Ensler, Barbara Lee, Arianna Huffington, Janeane Garafalo, Nancy Pelosi, Maxine Hong Kingston, and many more. The book shares expert insight on the issues and powers-that-be that encourage war, including the media, politicians, global militarization, and the pending scarcity of natural resources. A powerful, smart, and passionate work, this book aims to educate and reflect on the effectiveness of peace movement activities and offer hope through shared ideas, action steps, and checklists to transform a culture of violence to a culture of peace. How to Stop the Next War Now insists that the time is ripe for the first-ever global movement to put an end to war and tells readers what they can do about it.

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