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How To Make A War Personal
For years now I have said that the wars we are now fighting are NOT personal…..only a handful of people are truly effected by these actions……I have also said that if the American peo… more →
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Girl, Interrupted
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Ecumenical Women wrote 3 days ago: “When the mayi-mayi (community-based militia groups in the DRC) attacked my village, we all ran away … more →
How To Make A War Personal
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lobotero wrote 4 days ago: For years now I have said that the wars we are now fighting are NOT personal…..only a handful … more →
Sanremo Handbook on Rules of Engagement
Sergio Stone wrote 1 week ago: The U.S. Naval War College has posted the November 2009 edition of the Sanremo Handbook on Rules of … more →
Ban Ki-moon: protection of civilians in armed conflicts
ingridlouisekost wrote 2 weeks ago: UN Secretary-general Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday called on the international community to step up effor … more →
Sen. Kerry Is Vindicated!
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lobotero wrote 1 month ago: Remember back in the day, during the early days of our wars of the Bush admin when Kerry said if you … more →
Rape in Armed conflicts, or when women’s bodies become battlefields
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Ecumenical Women wrote 1 month ago: By Paola Salwan, Programme Assistant for Africa, Middle East and Europe at the World YWCA This week … more →
So You Want A Budget Neutral?
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lobotero wrote 1 month ago: The more programs that the Obama group puts out there trhe call for them to be budget neutral… … more →
Gender Based Violence in Conflicts, and the Dubious Role of Peacekeepers
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 4 months ago: peacekeeper, photo: AP / Hussein Malla (source) This post is by guest-writer Line Løvåsen. Bodies as … more →
Military Production and Deployment as a Stimulus for Economic Growth
Filip Spagnoli wrote 4 months ago: (source) This post is by guest-writer Line Løvåsen. The military-industrial complex War makes a prof … more →
Human Rights Facts (131b): Declining Numbers of Conflicts and Rising Military Spending
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 5 months ago: (source) This post is by guest-writer Line Løvåsen. Following up on this post, some additional infor … more →
Online Book Beyond Market Forces Regulating the Global Security Industry
Sergio Stone wrote 5 months ago: The International Peace Institute has published a study on the regulation of private security firms … more →
Center for Systemic Peace
Sergio Stone wrote 5 months ago: The Center for Systemic Peace has numerous Web pages with historical information related to politica … more →
War and Non-Violence in Buddhism, The Case of Sri Lanka
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 5 months ago: Artwork symbolizing non-violence, at the UN headquarters in NY (source) This post is by guest-writer … more →
Deep Cuts Head For The DOD
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lobotero wrote 7 months ago: Holy Moly! Yesterday I heard something that I thought I would never hear coming from the mouth of a … more →
Russia To Rearm!
lobotero wrote 8 months ago: For you history buffs—-which was the first country to get out of the Great Depression? Do not … more →
World News Today
lobotero wrote 8 months ago: These are stories from the international scene that may not be a full post. the Pakistani government … more →
War Comes To Gaza--Day 7
lobotero wrote 11 months ago: Israeli tanks and infantry entered Gaza after nightfall Saturday, launching a ground offensive that … more →
He Will Be Tested
lobotero wrote 11 months ago: That was the prediction of Biden in one of his speeches, so far looks like a fairly accurate predict … more →
Is Obama Still Against The War?
lobotero wrote 1 year ago: Antiwar groups and other liberal activists are increasingly concerned at signs that Barack Obama … more →
