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Towards a Nonkilling World: Festschrift in Honor of Prof. Glenn D. Paige
by Balwant Bhaneja (ed.), Chaiwat Satha-Anand (ed.), Glenda Paige (ed.), Glenn D. Paige (ed.), Joám Evans Pim (ed.), N. Radhakrishnan (ed.)

Published by the Gandhi Media Centre. Summary: This book is an offering. An offering to a great pioneer, a great

Summary: In contrast to academic and policy studies that concentrate on political-military-economic aspects of Korea since Division and the Korean

Genre: CGNK Publications

Summary: This book demonstrates the rich diversity of research approaches developed so far within the field of psychology. In this

Genre: CGNK Publications, Neuroscience Research Committee Publications, Psychology Research Committee Publications

Summary: Nonkilling speaks both to the goal of preserving the physical lives of individuals, communities, other species, the environment as

Genre: CGNK Publications, Linguistics Research Committee Publications

Summary: Contributors to this volume on nonkilling futures were asked to envision as clearly as they can the crucial features

Genre: CGNK Publications, Futures Studies Research Committee Publications

Summary: Geography, in particular, can (and has) contributed significantly to our understanding of the various “spaces” of killing. However, to

Genre: CGNK Publications, Geography Research Committee Publications

Summary: The present volume raises an important question: what kind of science and applications needs to be engineered to work

Genre: CGNK Publications, Science and Technology Research Committee Publications

Summary: The dramatic rescue and release of Colombia hostage Ingrid Betancourt on July 2, 2008, riveted the world’s attention. Another

Genre: CGNK Publications, Leadership Research Committee Publications

Summary: At the southern tip of India, the small inlet of Kanyakumari brushes with the waters of Indian Ocean while

Genre: CGNK Publications, Nonkilling Arts

Summary: The surprise insight from Nonkilling History is that what did not happen explains why humanity lives today. This turns

Genre: CGNK Publications, History Research Committee Publications