Titlebook: West European Pacifism and the Strategy for Peace; Peter Dungen (Lecturer in Peace Studies) Book 1985 Professors World Peace Academy in Eu

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Pacifism and the Contemporary International Situationne has to admit that in the nuclear era it makes at least some sense, which even the fiercest opponents of pacifism cannot entirely deny. For the highest value of all, indeed a value without which all other human values lose their very meaning, is life. A nuclear war, insofar as it puts at high risk

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The Peace Movements and the Future of West European Securitym-range nuclear missiles in Western Europe (108 Pershing II ballistic missiles as well as 96 Tomahawk cruise missiles in the Federal Republic of Germany, 160 cruise missiles in Great Britain, 112 in Italy, 48 in the Netherlands and 48 in Belgium), if the negotiations on the limitation of medium-rang

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Alternatives to Current Security Policy and the Peace Movements the official security policy. While debates about security policy have filled libraries in recent decades, public attention has been very slight. Proposals put forward by individuals or groups have never been debated seriously and, despite their merits, they have always remained merely intellectual

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The Soviet Union and the Politics of Peaceom the Soviet point of view, that of unceasing and uncompromising .. Whatever form in the course of history this confrontation has taken (or will take) — even that of direct military alliance, as during World War II, or of . as from the early 1970s until recently — its antagonistic essence has remai

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The Soviet Union and the Uses of Pacifismional Political Studies and Information), I adhere to the Boris Souvarine school; hence it is implicit in my approach that I prefer to speak of the international Communist movement rather than of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Government appears to me to be first and foremost a tool wielded by the Com

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Threats to the Security of Europereats. These are a function of Moscow’s intended international policy, of the degree of determination shown in putting this policy into effect and in seeing it through to completion, as well as of the nature and scope of Soviet armed forces.

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