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"Working for Peace offers many helpful suggestions for becoming more effective in your own small acts of change. You can make a difference." —
Arun Gandhi |
"Virtually everyone interested in helping to solve problems of violence, terrorism, war, and genocide will find many useful suggestions in this excellent book. I highly recommend it." —
Albert Ellis, Ph.D.
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"Working for Peace is filled with practical steps that every person can take to become a doctor to the planet. Our global survival is dependent on it.” —
Helen Caldicott, M.D. |
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"... very easy to read and easy to use as a contemplative toolcan facilitate the discovery process in our spiritual journeys, which, in turn, will have a healthful impact on the whole of our lives." — PsycCRITIQUES - APA, Review of Books
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"The social movement for peace with justice is being reborn... Newcomers to peace work, whatever their prospective role, need resources and help to get oriented and launched. They are well served by this Handbook, produced by an able set of experienced peace activists in psychology. Old hands will appreciate how the book reflects thoughtful understanding of the complex components of effective action for peace." —
M. Brewster Smith, Ph.D. |
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“This
book's
message
-- that all individual actions, while small, can contribute to social
change -- is one of encouragement. A particularly timely purchase ...” —
Library Journal Review |
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"...a timely addition to the ever-growing literature on Peace Studies, especially psychological aspects thereof... a creatively crafted book to impact constructively on the challenging, humanizing mission of English-language-using peace workers." —
Francisco Gomes de Matos,
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"... very easy to read and easy to use as a contemplative toolcan facilitate the discovery process in our spiritual journeys, which, in turn, will have a healthful impact on the whole of our lives." — PsycCRITIQUES - APA, Review of Books
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