About the Cover
The cover is a drawing by Veronika Spendier, and relates to the article on
page 36.5.
Printing by Marshall Arts, 36 Industrial Ave, Wacol 4076.
Contents
National Network
36.1 The Centre for Nonviolence The Australian Nonviolence
Network Facilitation Collective
Australian Action
36.2 Eight Kilometres of the Sacred Run Robert Burrowes
Tax Resistance
36.3 No Taxes to Kill Bougainvilleans Robert Burrowes
36.4 A Classic Case of Conscience Jim Rice
International
36.5 Women, Violence and Nonviolent Action Margaret Pestorius
36.6 Cambodian Peace on the Move Coalition for Peace &
Reconciliation (CPR)
36.7 Encouraging Peace - Not Enforcing It CPR, Nonviolence International
Workshop
36.8 Kuranda Skyrail Bryan Law
Book Reviews
36.9 Social Defense, Social Change Yeshua Moser
36.10 Housmans Peace Diary and World Peace Directory
Letters
36.11 Vision into Reality Bob Maat
Congratulations Robert Burrowes
Campaign Against Violence Project Stephen Murphy
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Gandhi Marg
Gandhi Marg is the 100-page-plus quarterly journal of the Gandhi Peace
Foundation (GPF): an organisation dedicated to promoting research and writing
from a Gandhian perspective. Each issue contains a variety of material. This
includes theoretical and empirical analyses of a wide variety of political,
social, economic and environmental issues; comparative studies of social
change perspectives and programs; and brief items of 'House News'. Gandhi
Marg is edited by Ravindra Varma, Mahendra Kumar and N. Krishnaswamy. It is
published by the Gandhi Peace Foundation, 221-223 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg,
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