Chapter 13: Pragmatists and Visionaries in the Post World War II American Peace Movement: SANE and CNVA

Milton S. Katz; Neil Katz

Chapter 13: Pragmatists and Visionaries in the Post World War II American Peace Movement: SANE and CNVA

Milton S. Katz
, Neil Katz

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Abstract

This collection of twelve separately authored essays, analyzing various aspects of peace advocacy in six nations over a duration of nearly a century, manages to maintain a surprising unity of theme. Despite diversities of approach in essays as a group serve effectively, as Solomon Wank suggests, to destroy whatever remains of the "commonplace view of the peace movement as a monolith."

This chapter contains an account of SANE and CNVA in the United States that completes the book's collection.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 1978

Keywords

Peace
political science
societies
twentieth century

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Peace and Conflict Studies
Political Science

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