Volume 3: Peace Efforts That Work and Why
| Part I: Peace From Above | |||||
| Chapter 1 | New Understandings of Citizenship: Path to a Peaceful Future? | Elise Boulding | |||
| Chapter 2 | Peace Building: Twelve Dynamics | Kai Brand-Jacobsen | |||
| Chapter 3 | Our Water Commons: Toward a New Freshwater Narrative | Maude Barlow | |||
| Chapter 4 | Beyond Leviathan? The Historical Relationship between Peace Plans, International Law, and the Early Anglo-American Peace Movement | Cris Toffolo | |||
| Chapter 5 | The Good News: The ICC and the R2P Principle | Ronald J. Glossop | |||
| Chapter 6 | Toward a Necessary Utopianism: Demmocratic Global Governance | Richard Falk | |||
| Part II: Peace From Below | |||||
| Chapter 7 | I Am the Leader, You Are the Leader: Nonviolent Resistance in the Peace Community of San Jose de Aprartado, Columbia | Elizabeth Lozano | |||
| Chapter 8 | Peace Building Education: Responding to Contexts | Candice C. Carter | |||
| Chapter 9 | Inside the Military Media Industrial Complex: Impacts on Movements for Peace and Social Justice | Peter Phillips & Mickey S. Huff | |||
| Chapter 10 | Renaissance 2.0: The Web's Potential for the Peaceful Transformation of Modern Society | Deva Temple | |||
| Chapter 11 | Building the Peace by Examples of Civil Courage during the War | Svetlana Broz | |||
| Chapter 12 | Peace Can Be Taught | Colman McCarthy | |||
| Chapter 13 | When Violence "Works" for 30 Years: The Late Return of Satyagraha to the Northern Irish | Marcel M. Baumann | |||
| Chapter 14 | Hands of Peace: From Epiphany to Reality | Laura Bernstein | |||
| Chapter 15 | The Movement Toward Peace in Crisis - and Opportunity | Michael N. Nagler | |||
| Chapter 16 | To Remake the World | Paul Hawken | |||
| Chapter 17 | Search for Common Ground | John Marks & Susan Collins Marks | |||
| Chapter 18 | Setting the Stage for Peace: Participatory Theater for Conflict Transformation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo | Lena Slachmuijlder | |||
| Chapter 19 | The Pledge of Resistance: Lessons form a Movement of Solidarity and Nonviolent Direct Action | Ken Butigan | |||
| Chapter 20 | Money Cannot be Eaten: Nonviolent Resistance in Struggles over Land and Economic Survival | Rev. Jose M. Tirado | |||
| Chapter 21 | Searching for Development with Human Dignity in Guatemala | Jennifer Achord Rountree | |||
| Part III: Peace From Within | |||||
| Chapter 22 | On Meditation | Michael N. Nagler | |||
| Chapter 23 | Despair Work | Joanna Macy | |||
| Chapter 24 | Experimenting with Nonviolence: From West Texas to South Korea | Richard L. Deats | |||
| Chapter 25 | Trained to Hate: Confessions of a Convert to Humanity | Claude AnShin Thomas | |||
| Chapter 26 | Searching for Peace in the Peace Movement: A Lover's Quarrel | Rabbi Michael Lerner | |||
| Chapter 27 | Breaking Out of the Culture of Violence: An Oral History with Former Economic Hit Man, John Perkins | Nikolas Larrow-Roberts & John Perkins | |||
| Chapter 28 | Inspiring Peace Workers | Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler | |||
| A Final Word | Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler | ||||