Issue Theme
Does War Have a Future

An Introduction to this issue

Peace and Power

Destructive Weapons of Mass Distraction vs. Distractive Weapons of Mass Destruction
Distracting the masses may be an essential part of mass destruction.
by Anthony Judge

 Confronting Empire: The Race is on for a Better World
“On a quiet day I can hear a new world breathing.”
by Arundhati Roy

The Future of Peace

Barbara Marx Hubbard: Climbing The Evolutionary Ladder
“...on a mission to stretch our species beyond its self-imposed borders.”
by Arnie Cooper

Does War Have a Future?
Can we have the best of life: a world without war, but with justice?
by Sohail Inayatullah

Can the Classics Help Solve our Current Crises?
“Our hopes for the new century (are) for a new way of being.”
by Stanley Krippner

Culture and Peace

Building Foundations for Cultures of Peace
“Why do both rich and poor nations still use violence to impose their will?”
by Riane Eisler

The Cry of Peace
Peace is more than the mere absence of war.
by P.R. Sarkar

Peace for a Troubled World: Neo-Humanist Education
“Learning is not about simple acquisition of knowledge; it is about a relationship with Life.”
by Marcus Bussey

Personal Development

Simplicity: The Journey To Wholeness
It may not take a great deal of wealth or time for us to feel more whole.
by Michael Lewin

Recipe for Making Time
Thinking & planning can make time fit our needs.
by Joanne Rodasta Wilshin

Health and Community

The People’s Pharmacy: Grassroots Healthcare
Plant-based healing systems bring health to both people and the community at large.
by David Crow

The Picky Veggiesaurus Rex
There just may be a way to feed your young ones with no pain and no fuss.
by Stefanie Adams

Departments

 Econotes: The World’s Ancient Forests Threatened by Governments and Banks; Corporate Three Strikes; ‘Human Rights’ for Monkeys; Citizens vs. the Gold Mine; Hungry for Justice

People Notes: More Women’s Political Participation; A Molecule to ‘Seek And Destroy’ Cancer; Sari, Skirt or Combat Gear; Evidence Suggests that Early Man Won by Love Not War

Arts in Review

“In an art museum, everything – even the people – begins to look like art.”
by Sparrow

Book Reviews
At Home In the Universe
The Garden of Their Dreams
The Flight of Consciousness: A Contemporary Map for the Spiritual Journey
After Capitalism: Prout’s Vision for a New World


Music Reviews
The Return of the Magic
Nine Rain
The Currents of Hip Hop
Brighter than the Sun


 

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