The Gaia Peace Atlas [antikvár]

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This book is a call to action. With the escalation of the arms race and the ecological decline that has accompanied it, humanity is now entering what may prove to be the most crucial epoch of all. Peace is more than the absence of war, and true security cannot be won by arms. As an harmonious relationship between humanity and our life-sustaining planet is coming to be recognized as the only path to a secure future, the ueeisioiis we !MEHL' tit tills bulge axe VII2U IA) V1.11Ilithe StAl V1Vill. Edited by Dr Frank Barnaby, former director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, The Gaia Peace Atlas is a challenging study of the prospects for peace into the next millennium. With research from world-wide organizations and contributions from major international figures - East, West and non-aligned - it presents the options for peace and a sustainable future in authoritative and hard-hitting graphic style.