A.U. BOOK HOLDING LIST

 

Nonviolence 2000 — Theories & Methods — SIS 519.009.0300

 

 

Books Listed By A.U. Call #

 

 

B 128.M6 E5               Mo Ti, The Ethical and Political Works of Motse

 

BF173.J85 J4513        Jaffe, Myth of Meaning, esp. chapter on Isaac Luria

 

BJ 1474 .S6                 Pitirim Sorokin, The Ways and Power of Love

 

BP 190.5 .P35 S3        Molana Shah Anga, Sufism and Peace

 

BP 190.5.V56 I85       Glenn Paige, et al. Islam and Nonviolence

 

BQ 270 .E54 1996      Queen & King, eds., Engaged Buddhism

 

BT 704.W45                Sharon Welch, Communities of Resistance and Solidarity

 

BT 736.2 .P68             Powaski, Thomas Merton on Nuclear Weapons; esp. Chap. 5

 

BT 736.6 .D67             James Douglass, The Nonviolent Coming of God; (Anti-Trident…)

 

BT 738.3 .W564          Walter Wink, Violence and Nonviolence in South Africa

 

D 767.25.H6 L46        Rachelle Linner City of Silence: Listening to Hiroshima

 

DA 990 .U46 M364   Mairead Corrigan Maguire, Vision of Peace [Required Class Text]

 

DS 63.1.  A675           Crow, et al., Arab Nonviolent Political Struggle in the Middle East

 

DS 127.6.O3 L361      Felicia Langer, With My Own Eyes [Israeli Human Rights Atty.]

 

DS 481.G3 A13           Mohandas Gandhi, Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi

 

DS 481.G3 A356       Mohandas Gandhi, An Autobiography [Recommended Class Text]

http://web.mahatma.org.in/books/autobio/automain.asp

 

DS 481.G3 A25           Dennis Dalton, Mahatma Gandhi: Selected Political Writings

 

DS 481.G3 D215         Dennis Dalton, Mahatma Gandhi: Nonviolent Power In Action

 

DS 557.A6 N495        Thich Nhat Hanh, Vietnam, Lotus in a Sea of Fire

 

DT 763 .C88               Wallis & Hollyday, eds., Crucible of Fire… Apartheid

 

E 185.61 .B33             Inge Powell Bell, CORE and the Strategy of Nonviolence

 

E 185.61 .O66             Oppenheimer & Lakey, A Manual for Direct Action

 

E 185.615 .H28           Vincent Harding, There is a River; Civil Rights Struggle

 

E 185.615 .K5             MLK, Jr., Where do We Go Here, “World House” Chap.

 

E 185.97.K5 K5          Coretta Scott King, My Life, esp. on Travel to India

 

E 185.97.K5 M65       Greg Moses, Revolution of Conscience: MLK ….

 

F 1465.2.Q5 M373     Rigoberta Menchu, Crossing Borders

 

HD 2956 .I57              Henrik (& Shulamit)Infield, Utopia and Experiment (Israeli NV)

 

HD 6509.C48 F47       Ferriss & Sandoval, The Fight in the Fields (Farmworkers)

 

HM 278. B6               Joan Bondurant, Conquest of Violence [Required Class Text]

 

HM 278 .G7                Richard Gregg, The Power of Nonviolence (Esp. Jiujitsu Chapter)

 

HM278 .K56 1999      Mary King, Mahatma Gandhi & Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

HM 278 .L3                 George Lakey, Strategy for a Living Revolution (‘60s)

 

HM 278 .L9                 Staughton Lynd, ed., Nonviolence in America (‘60s)

 

HM 278 .N695          Zunes, eds., Nonviolent Social Movements [Required Class Text]

 

HM 278 .P76               Powers, et al. Protest, Power, & Change: An Encyclopedia

 

HM 278 .S45               Gene Sharp, The Politics of Nonviolent Action, 3 vols.

 

HM 278 .U53              Graeme MacQueen, ed., Unarmed Forces: Nonviolent Action

 

HM 281 .B63              Joan Bondurant, ed., Conflict: Violence & Nonviolence

 

HM 299.C3                 Case, Non-Violent Coercion; See China vs U.S. chapters.

 

HM 278 .G3243          Thomas Merton, ed., Gandhi on Non-Violence; See Chap. 5

 

HN 18 .I54                  Ingram, In the Footsteps of Gandhi; See “Mubarak Awad” Chap.

 

HN 90.C6 W36           Roland Warren, Truth, Love & Social Change; Cf. Mirror Theory

 

HN 110.5 .A8 R43      McManus & Schlabach, eds., Relentless Persistence (Latinos)

 

HV 6250.25 .S36        Schmidt, Transforming [Domestic] Abuse: Nonviolent Resistance

 

HV 6322.3.A7 M451  Mellibovsky, Circle of Love over Death … [Argentine] Mothers …

 

JC 212. T56                 Thoreau, Civil Disobedience and Other Essays

 

JC 330 .B68                Kenneth Boulding, Three Faces of Power

 

JC 571 .M3248           Unarmed Bodyguards, International Accompaniment (PBI)

 

JK 1901 .I7                 Inez Irwin, The Story of Alice Paul; ERA Midwife/A.U. Grad.

 

JX 1953 .K431            Petra Kelly, Fighting for Hope; Green Pioneer/ A.U. Grad.

 

JX 1952 .E8                 Michael Salla, et al., Essays on Peace; A.U. Professor

 

JX 1981 .P7 B26         Sydney Bailey, How Wars End; Security Council-oriented

 

JX 4473 .F57               Roger Fisher, ed., Beyond Machiavelli; Harvard U. Professor

 

JX 4511 .B23              Sydney Bailey, Prohibitions and Restraints in War

 

K 3240.4 .H85            Humphrey, Human Rights and the United Nations

 

KF4749 .B63              Boyle, Defending Civil Resistance Under International Law

 

PA 3875 .L8                Aristophanes, Lysistrata; Often Referenced by Costa Rica

 

PJ 8082 .A23               Evelyne Accad, Sexuality and War, Literary Masks; Lebanon

 

PR 6037.T18 L3          Olaf Stapledon, Star Maker [Sci-Fi “Roots”]

 

 

 

A.U. Diss. Or Theses

 

MF Call # Thesis 220               Alice Paul, Towards Equality (1928, Her Second Diss.).

 

MF Call # Thesis 7117             Barbara Holmes, Power: A Comparison of Feminist Definitions … [and] Nonviolence Strategy [re Gene Sharp].

 

MF Call # Thesis 92-06912     Paul Hubers, Nonviolence in Violence — Chapters 1-3, Photocopied, On Reserve.

 

Copies or Photocopies (From Instructors — Not A.U. Holding)

 

Paul Hubers, ed., International Journal of Nonviolence (Three Compiled Volumes, 1992 – 1998).

 

Rowe Morrow, Pax Pacifika, Case Studies in Non-Violent Action in the South Pacific Area (O’Connor, Australia: Donald Groom Fellowship, 1979).  Instructor’s Copy.

 

 

 

Copies of Required Texts on Reserve

 

Bird and Lifschultz, eds., Hiroshima’s Shadow                          [Recommended Class Text]

 

Butigan & Bruno, From Violence To Wholeness                       [Recommended Class Text]

 

Notes of Sixty Years: The Autobiography of Florence Kelley [Recommended Class Text]

 

Sutherland & Meyer, Guns and Gandhi in Africa: Pan-Africanist Insights on Nonviolence, Armed Struggle, and Liberation (1999)           [Required Class Text]

 

A.U. Texts On Reserve:        Mary King, …    Gandhi & MLK            HM 278 .K56 1999

                                                Joan Bondurant, Conquest of Violence   HM 278 .B6