International Journal of Nonviolence

The International Journal of Nonviolence will provide comprehensive,
academically-documented orientation and scholarship toward international
nonviolence, supported by an international nonviolence research network.  A
few journals have already begun work in this direction, exploring
international issues and global conflict zones: e.g, Gandhi Marg (New Delhi,
India), Gewaltfreie Aktion (Berlin, Germany), Azione Nonviolenta (Verona,
Italy), and Reconciliation  International  (Alkmaar,  the Netherlands).   Our
proposed International Journal of Nonviolence will concentrate on:

1)   Nonviolent power and resistance: such as civilian-based security in,
e.g., Lithuania and Costa Rica;

2)   Ethnic,  cultural,  and  gender  diversity  in  conflict systems
management: such as in the Intifada;

3)   Unarmed peacekeeping in conflict zones: such as the UN in Southern
Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and the Western Caribbean - or
Greenpeace on the high seas;

4)   Struggle for human rights and human needs: such as in  land struggles in
Palestine or among indigenous peoples against nuclear or other weapons
testing;

5)   Organizational strategies for maintaining peace: such as in  interwoven
communication of strategies for conflict resolution or reconciliation; and

6)   Economic conversion: such as in contextual, cross-cutting
ecological-security and coalition-building, taking funds from disarmament to
realize development as proposed by the Netherlands and Scandinavian
countries.

We plan to publish the journal in English,  but would welcome articles
submitted in any international language.  Title option for first issue:
"Nonviolent Power and Resistance: Global Surges - Toward Living Nonviolence
(Palestine, Russia, ...)."

We would be very happy if you could send or suggest articles for publication.
Our address is Nonviolence International, PO Box 39127, Friendship Station,
N.W., Washington D.C. 20016, USA.
Mubarak Awad, Abdul Aziz Said, Ralph Crow, Paul Hubers