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Past Issues           Nonviolent Change helps to network the peace community: providing dialoguing, exchanges of ideas, articles, reviews, reports and announcements of the activities of peace related groups and meetings, reviews of world developments relating to nonviolent change and resource information concerning the development of human relations on the basis of mutual respect. Vol. XVI, No.3 Spring, 2002 Editor's Comments Nonviolent Change Now Available Via E-mail Upcoming Events Ongoing Activities World Developments Dialoguing Letter From Crandall Kline on A Peace Plan for Israel Mid-East Commentary By Ahmed Bouzid What We Are About Articles The Don't Rules in Societal Trauma and Its Healing by Darling Villena-Mata, Ph.D. The Nightmare Must End by Gershon Baskin Toward a New Palestinian Strategy by Dr. James J. Zogby Is the 'War on Terrorism' Repeating Major Errors of the 'Cold War'? by Stephen M. Sachs Media Notes Reports and Announcements Funding for this Journal Vol. XVII, No.1 Fall, 2002 Editor's Comments Nonviolent Change Now Available Via E-mail Upcoming Events Ongoing Activities World Developments Dialoguing Letter from Letter From Eva Blenesi On Dangers of Our Time Letter from Peace Action Education Fund on the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict Letter from Wade Davis, "We Need a Global Declaration of Interdependence" Namaste from Deepak Chopra Not in Our Name: Letter from Prominent Americans on The War on Terror Marilee Niehoff's:In Favor of the Brave: A Commentary What We Are About Articles Terrorist or Freedom Fighter? The Impact of Trauma and Injustice by Darling Villena-Mata Lessons from John Bull's Troubled Island by Sharon Sadeh Rebuilding a Damaged Palestine by Robert Malley Not All is Lost byYitzhak Frankenthal Sri Lanka Stops War to Talk Peace by Stanley W. Samarasinghe Media Notes Reports and Announcements Funding for this Journal Vol. XVII, No.2 Winter, 2003 Editor's Comments Nonviolent Change Now Available Via E-mail Upcoming Events Ongoing Activities World Developments Dialoguing Letter From Joanne Landy, Thomas Harrison, Jennifer Scarlott, Co-Directors, Campaign for Peace and Democracy: We Oppose Both Saddam Hussein and the War on Iraq: A Call for a New Democratic U.S. Foreign Policy Statement of Veterans Meeting Against War with Iraq, November 12, 2002 Diane Perlman, PhD, Co-chair, Committee on Global Violence and Security, Psychologists for Social Responsibility, writes of Misinterpretation of Bin Laden's Messages: Erring on the Side of Danger Letter from the President of Search for Common Ground on its Aikido Approach What We Are About Articles Similarities between Adult Children of Alcoholics or Childhood Abuse With Recipients of Societal Trauma by Darling Villena-Mata Is Bush Going to Betray the Afghans and Kurds? by Jack D. Forbes The Power of Nonviolence by Mubarak Awad and Dr. Abdul Aziz Said Understanding Iran and the Non-Arab Muslim World: Suggestions for Non-Violent Change Initiatives by Robert W. Hotes Preventing Nuclear Proliferation in the Right Way by  Stephen Sachs Media Notes Reports and Announcements Funding for this Journal Vol. XVII, No. 3, Spring, 2003 Editor's Comments Nonviolent Change Now Available Via E-mail Upcoming Events Ongoing Activities World Developments Dialoguing Letter From Barry Gan "On Nonviolent Strategy" Letter from Rene Wadlow, "Inviting Submissions to Transnational Perspectives On-Line" Letter from Gush Shalom: "While the Iraq War Intensifies: Ordeal in Tularem, Rafah" What We Are About Articles Propaganda or Persuasion? by Darling G. Villena-Mata Forgiveness and Nonviolent Political Change: Strategies for the Middle and Far East by Robert W. Hotes Despite Bleak Situation, Optimists Spin Israeli-Palestinian Peace Plans by Gil Sedan From Ceasefire to Talks by Editorial, The Jordan Times Learning the Lessons of Iraq: The Need for U.S. Global Leadership by  Stephen Sachs Media Notes Reports and Announcements Funding for this Journal (renewal and donation form) Vol. XVIII, No. 1, Fall, 2003 Editor's Comments Nonviolent Change Now Available Via E-mail Upcoming Events Ongoing Activities World Developments Dialoguing   Letter from Ahmed Bouzid:     CNN's Bagdad Confession   Letter of Uri Avnery, via Gush Shalom:     A Drug for the Addict   Letter from Joel Federman:     Assessing the Goals and Strategies of the  Peace Movement   Letter from Stephen Sachs:     Terrors of the Bush Administration Articles Peacebuilding in the Balkans: Ignoring a Potentially Dangerous Situation on the Edge of Europe     by Charles David Tauber, MD,   Liberia: New Rebel Group on the Rise      from Stratfor, upward@warpnet.net, Sep 09, 2003 Jews, Arabs Turn Conflict to Dialogue at U.C. Forum       by Alexandra J. Wall Teachers Greet 'The Enemy'     by Eetta Prince-Gibson The Monk in the Lab     by Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama A Little Bit of a Peace Plan     by Ephraim Sneh On NonViolence and Resistance     by Eyad Sarraj On a Better Road This Time in the Mideast?     by Omar Dajani The Lies After Oslo         by Ze'ev Schiff A Call For An Escalation of Nonviolence       by Amos Gvirtz What We Are About Media Notes Reports and Announcements Funding for this Journal (renewal and donation form) Editorial Team CO-CHAIRS AND CO-EDITORS: Stephen Sachs 4820 N. Broadway St. Indianapolis, IN 46202 (317)924-5965 h-w & FAX (972)542-0100 ssachs@earthlink.net Marilee Niehoff 5550 S. Shore Drive #502 Chicago IL 60637-5051 Marilka@aol.com Robert W. Hotes American College of Counselors 824 South Park Ave Springfield, IL 62704 (217)698-7668 Rhotes@aol.com D. G.Villena-Mata Mason Neck, Virginia circlepoint@earthlink.net ©2002, 2003 All rights reserve. The Nonviolent Change Journal is published by the Research/Action Team on Nonviolent Large Systems Change - an interorganizational and international project of The Organization Development Institute.