Michael Patterson Brown, Ph.D. is a peace educator, activist, and philosopher who has worked with the Fellowship of Reconciliation.Katy Gray Brown, Ph.D., teaches philosophy and peace studies at Manchester University in Indiana, home to the first undergraduate peace studies program.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction Michael Patterson Brown and Katy Gray BrownPart 1:Nonviolence and Positive Peace1 The Practice of Peace: Thinking, Speaking, Acting William C. Gay2 Can You Hear Me Now? The Element of Listening in Positive Peace Elizabeth N. Agnew3 The Ethics of Care and Violence Andrew Fitz-Gibbon4 Freedom, Oppression, and the Ethics of Ambiguity Douglas LewisPart 2:Nonviolence and International Structures5 The Impotence of Moral Arguments in the Debate Over Nuclear Deterrence John Kultgen6 The U.S. Constitution, Human Rights, and Iraq Joseph C. Kunkel7 Questioning Combatant’s Privilege in Unjust Wars Harry van der Linden8 The International Criminal Court: Progressing despite U.S. Opposition Ronald J. GlossopPart 3:Nonviolence and Peace Education9 A Philosophic Framework for Peace Education Ian M. Harris10 Perspectives from a Catholic, Marianist University on Teaching Peace Danielle Poe11 Dewey’s Political Ethics as Applied Philosophy that Advances International Peace William C. GayIndex

Michael Patterson Brown, Ph.D. is a peace educator, activist, and philosopher who has worked with the Fellowship of Reconciliation.Katy Gray Brown, Ph.D., teaches philosophy and peace studies at Manchester University in Indiana, home to the first undergraduate peace studies program.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction Michael Patterson Brown and Katy Gray BrownPart 1:Nonviolence and Positive Peace1 The Practice of Peace: Thinking, Speaking, Acting William C. Gay2 Can You Hear Me Now? The Element of Listening in Positive Peace Elizabeth N. Agnew3 The Ethics of Care and Violence Andrew Fitz-Gibbon4 Freedom, Oppression, and the Ethics of Ambiguity Douglas LewisPart 2:Nonviolence and International Structures5 The Impotence of Moral Arguments in the Debate Over Nuclear Deterrence John Kultgen6 The U.S. Constitution, Human Rights, and Iraq Joseph C. Kunkel7 Questioning Combatant’s Privilege in Unjust Wars Harry van der Linden8 The International Criminal Court: Progressing despite U.S. Opposition Ronald J. GlossopPart 3:Nonviolence and Peace Education9 A Philosophic Framework for Peace Education Ian M. Harris10 Perspectives from a Catholic, Marianist University on Teaching Peace Danielle Poe11 Dewey’s Political Ethics as Applied Philosophy that Advances International Peace William C. GayIndex

Michael Patterson Brown, Ph.D. is a peace educator, activist, and philosopher who has worked with the Fellowship of Reconciliation.Katy Gray Brown, Ph.D., teaches philosophy and peace studies at Manchester University in Indiana, home to the first undergraduate peace studies program.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction Michael Patterson Brown and Katy Gray BrownPart 1:Nonviolence and Positive Peace1 The Practice of Peace: Thinking, Speaking, Acting William C. Gay2 Can You Hear Me Now? The Element of Listening in Positive Peace Elizabeth N. Agnew3 The Ethics of Care and Violence Andrew Fitz-Gibbon4 Freedom, Oppression, and the Ethics of Ambiguity Douglas LewisPart 2:Nonviolence and International Structures5 The Impotence of Moral Arguments in the Debate Over Nuclear Deterrence John Kultgen6 The U.S. Constitution, Human Rights, and Iraq Joseph C. Kunkel7 Questioning Combatant’s Privilege in Unjust Wars Harry van der Linden8 The International Criminal Court: Progressing despite U.S. Opposition Ronald J. GlossopPart 3:Nonviolence and Peace Education9 A Philosophic Framework for Peace Education Ian M. Harris10 Perspectives from a Catholic, Marianist University on Teaching Peace Danielle Poe11 Dewey’s Political Ethics as Applied Philosophy that Advances International Peace William C. GayIndex