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A vengeful affair

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By Ryann Liebenthal (Translator)

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Why I’m a pacifist

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The dangerous myth of the Good War

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Fashionably late

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Weekly Review — June 19, 2007, 12:00 am

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By Claire Gutierrez

An American cattleman. President Mahmoud Abbas dissolved the Palestinian unity government and declared a state of emergency after masked Hamas gunmen seized control of the Gaza Strip. Hamas looters broke into former Palestinian Authority chairman Yasser Arafat’s home and stole military outfits, photographs of his daughter, and his Nobel Peace Prize. “I see Iraq here,” a bystander in Gaza said. “There is no mercy. We are afraid. See how ferocious this fight was? There is no future for us.”New York TimesThe Jerusalem PostNew York TimesIsrael and the United States tacitly agreed on a policy to treat the West Bank and …

Weekly Review — June 5, 2007, 12:00 am

Weekly Review

By Rafil Kroll-Zaidi

“Into the palace parlor they stepped; her hand in his paw the old bruin kept,” 1875 Thirty-seven American soldiers were killed in Iraq, ending the deadliest month for U.S. forces in the past two-and-a-half years. U.S. military commanders were negotiating cease-fires with Iraqi militants, Turkish troops shelled northern Iraq, and in Baghdad the country’s preeminent calligrapher was shot to death. icasualties.orgAP via breitbart.comAP via International Herald TribuneBBCIraq was found to be the world’s 121st least peaceful country out of 121 countries; the United States ranked 96, below Yemen but above Iran.BBCThe crowd at the Miss Universe competition in Mexico City …

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A natural history of peace

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By Robert M. Sapolsky

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Writing toward imperfect peace

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The mother of all petals

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What happened, and what did not

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Last days in Saigon

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By Dennis Troute

Countersigns — From the April 1973 issue

The good side of a bad war

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Predicaments of peace

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By Albert Gailord Hart, Hans Joachim Morgenthau, Christopher Green, Joseph A. Pechman, Leonard C. Lewin

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Getting ready for peace

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By Walter W. Heller

The easy chair — From the February 1968 issue

The consequences of peace

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The secret surrender

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By Allen Welsh Dulles

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A way out in Vietnam

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The secret surrender

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