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Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly
Volume 11 Number 4 December 1999
Sports, Empire and Globalization
Special Editors
Jeremy Howell, University of San Francisco
Robert Elias, University of San Francisco
CONTENTS
Playing the World Toby Miller, Geoff Lawrence, Jim McKay & David Rowe 495
Soccer in the Age of Globalization Osvaldo Croci & Julian Ammirante 499
Whither the NBA, Whither America? David L. Andrews 505 Resisting the Swoosh in the Land of the Long White Cloud
Andrew Grainger & Steven Jackson 511 Global, Parochial, Still Anti-imperialist and Irish Mike Cronin 517 More Than Just a Game Paula Pettavino & Philip Brenner 523
Women’s Soccer and the Irish Diaspora Michael Black & Dick Hebdige 531 Sports History and East German National Identity Tara Magdalinski 539 Wrestling Diplomacy Scores in Iran John Marks 547 The Gezira Sporting Club of Cairo Jean-Marc Ran Oppenheim551 Howzat! Cricket from Empire to Globalization Wendy Varney 557
Sport and Visions of the "American Century" Mark Dyreson 565
Sports, War, and Ideological Imperialism Gerald R. Gems 573 The Political Fallacy of Baseball Diplomacy Thomas Carter 579
Sports, Nationalism and Peace in Ancient Greece Nigel Crowther 585
OTHER FEATURES
Partition and its Precedents Robert Getso 591
Addictive Rewards in Nuclear Weapons Development Marc Pilisuk 597
What Human Rights Really Mean Ken Coates 603 Peace Profile: J. William Fulbright James R. Bennett 609
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
Open Society Institute, Tajikistan: Refugee Reintegration and Conflict Prevention. Reviewed by Thomas E. Rotnem 617 Hans Gunter Brauch, Klimapolitik der Schwellenstaaten: Sud Korea, Mexico und Brasilien (Climatic Policies in the Emerging States: South Korea, Mexico and Brazil). Reviewed by Ursula Oswald Spring 620 Philip C. Winslow, Sowing the Dragon’s Teeth: Land Mines and the Global Legacy of War. Reviewed by Johnnie Johnson Hafernik 622 RECOMMENDED VIDEOS 625 Title-page and Contents, Volume 11
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly
Volume 11 Number 3 September 1999
Alternative Security in the Asia–Pacific
Special Editors
Walden Bello, University of the Philippines, Focus on the Global South
Ehito Kimura, Focus on the Global South, Chulalongkorn University
CONTENTS Why the Protectorate Survives Walden Bello and Ehito Kimura 365 An Alternative to Geopolitics Richard Falk 369 Ecological Decay and, Eventually, War Tom Athanasiou 379 Resource Conflict in the Lower Mekong Kamal Malhotra 387 The Insecurity of Asia’s Financial Crisis Walden Bello 393 Architecture of U.S. Asia–Pacific Hegemony Joseph Gerson 399 Deploying Insecurity Rachel Cornwell and Andrew Wells 409 North Korea and the Politics of Engagement John Feffer 415
U.S. Interests in the Asia–Pacific Region Tao Wenzhao 423 Northeast Asia Nuclear Weapon Free Zone
Hiromichi Umebayashi431
Redefining Security in the New World Order Anuradha Mittal 437
Human Security from a Filipino Perspective Wigberto E. Tañada 443
OTHER FEATURES
NATO’s Rush to War in Yugoslavia Stephen Zunes 447
Kosovo and World Politics Albrecht Schnabel and Ramesh Thakur 455 Hate Crimes and Violence Against the Transgendered Tarynn M. Witten
and A. Evan Eyler 461
Difficult and Blessed Margo Tamez 469
PEACE PROFILE: Adolfo Pérez Esquivel Anne Bacon 471 RECOMMENDED BOOKS
Cynthia J. Alexander and Leslie A. Pal (eds.), Digital Democracy: Policy
and Politics in the Wired World. Reviewed by David G. Malcolm 479
Melba Pattillo Beals, Warriors Don’t Cry: A Searing Memoir of the Battle
to Integrate Little Rock’s Central High.
Reviewed by Johnnie Johnson Hafernik 482
Bruce Hoffman, Inside Terrorism Reviewed by Tinaz Pavri 484 RECOMMENDED VIDEOS 487
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly
Volume 11 Number 2 June 1999
Images of Class
Special Editors
Steven Kaplan, Butler University
Carl Pletsch, University of Colorado at Denver
Will Wright, University of Southern Colorado
CONTENTS
Class, Nationalism and Identity Politics Carl Pletsch 197
Class Denial and Class Renewal in America Stanley Aronowitz 203
Reviewing Veblen’s View of the Rich Chris Rojek 211
Ethnicity and Class in Bulgaria Robin S. Brooks 219
A Poetics of Trailer Park Class Ingrid Hill 225
Dancing Our Way Out of Class Through Funk, Techno or Rave
Beatrice Aaronson 231
Malcommunication and the Case of Maria M. Alexandra Dundas Todd 237
Hamlets and Hierarchy William E. Sheidley 243
Three Orders, Three Women Jane Eblen Keller 251
Class Inequality in Higher Education Ian M. Gomme and
Anthony J. Micucci 259
The Liberal Arts and the Working Classes Boyd Littrell267
Class in Daytime Talk Television Beate Gersch 275
The Invisible Specter of Class Pierre Ouellet 283
Ecology, Equality and Class Will Wright 291
OTHER FEATURES
Identity as Survival Steve Russell 299
Truth, Reconciliation and Justice Tristan Anne Borer 303
Teaching U.S.–Latin American Relations in Panama Peter M. Sanchez 311
Dangerous Communists, Inscrutable Orientals, Starving Masses
Yuh Ji-Yeon 317
Silent Famine in North Korea Ramsay Liem 325
Is Our War Culture Immutable? C. G. Jacobsen 333
Peace Profile: Thomas Merton Stacia Valterza 337
Recommended Books
Richard N. Haass, The Reluctant Sheriff: The United States After the Cold War
Reviewed by Ryan C. Hendrickson 345
Michael J. Perry, The Idea of Human Rights: Four Inquiries
Reviewed by Eduardo Mendieta 347
Liam Mahony and Luis Enrique Eguren, Unarmed Bodyguards:
International Accompaniment for the Protection of Human Rights
Reviewed by Stephen Zunes 350
Recommended Videos 353
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly
Volume 11 Number 1 March 1999
Media and Democratic Action
Special Editors
Laura Stein, University of San Francisco
Dorothy Kidd, University of San Francisco
Bernadette Barker-Plummer, University of San Francisco
CONTENTS
Media and Democratic Action: Introduction Laura Stein 5
The Stories We Tell George Gerbner 9
Peopling the Public Sphere Brenda Dervin and David Schaefer 17
Will Copyright Protect the Public Interest? Howard Besser 25
Democracy, Privatization and Public Television William Hoynes 33
Making It Happen Now Hans K. Klein 41
Letters to the Editor Karin Wahl-Jorgensen 53
Communication and Community Empowerment Eleanor M. Novek 61
Confronting the Logic of the New Right Laura Saponara 69
A Look at Media in Cuba Jorge Ruíz Miyares 77
Popes, Prostitutes, and Prisoners Karen Lee Wald83
What’s Wrong with the Liberal Documentary Jill Godmilow 91
Necessity is the Mother of Intervention Deborah Kelly 99
On Electronic Civil Disobedience Stefan Wray 107
The Value of Alternative Media Dorothy Kidd 113
Media Carta Kalle lasn 121
Is Media Democratization a Social Movement? Robert Hackett and
Megan Adam 125
OTHER FEATURES
The English Patient Julio Enríquez 133
From Sunningdale to Peace? Amanda Marie Rose 139
The South Asian Nuclear Crisis Arjun Makhijani 147
Banning Child Sacrifice Kathy Kelly 153
Imprisoning the Other Antonio L. Rappa 157
The Pangs of Global Citizen Participation Rajini Pani 161
Is Pacifism Irrational? Kevin Klement 165
Peace Profiles: Jody Williams, Carlos Felipe Ximenes Belo and
José Ramos-Horta Ann T. Keene 171
Recommended Books 177
Recommended Videos 181
Letters 183
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 10 Number 4 December 1998 Linguistic Violence
Special Editors
Brien Hallett, University of Hawaii
Mary Tiles, University of Hawaii CONTENTS Overcoming linguistic violence Brien Hallett 511
The Physical Side of Linguistic Violence Ellen W. Gorsevski 513
Mastering Metaphors Mary Tiles 517
Linguistic Erasures Vrinda Dalmiya 523
On Listening Andrew Kelley 529
Speaking Giraffe Language Gary Baran 533
Caring Communication in the Language Classroom Donna J. McInnis 539
The Practice of Linguistic Nonviolence William C. Gay 545
What Is It about "Bitch" that Makes Us Laugh? Li-Hsiang Lee 549
A Shameful Spectacle Helen Yeates 553
Representational Violence Michael J. Shapiro559
Facing Linguistic Imbalances Iulia Trombitcaia 567
Nonviolent Speech Ralph Summy 573
War of the Words Hal Pepinsky 579
Religion and Metaphor of War Bradd C. Hayes 583
Violent Speech Ruben G. Apressyan 587
Overcoming Violence in Language in Africa Matt Mogekwu 593
Deploying Soldiers, Deploying Words Jonathan P.G. Bach 597
The Word "Peace" as a Weapon of (Cold) War Ira Chernus 605
OTHER FEATURES
Four Times Heroic Andrew G. Wood 613
The Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 Nancy Snow 619
At the Crossroads in Hiroshima Edward A. Dougherty 625
In the Throes of Civilizational Conflict? Manochehr Dorraj 633
The Media in Modern Peace Keeping Lina Maria Holguin 639
Israeli Perceptions and the Oslo Process Tamar Hermann 647
Peace Profile: William Jay Stephen P. Budney 655
Recommended Books 663
Recommended Videos 665
Letters 667
Title-page and Contents, Volume 10
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 10 Number 3 September 1998 Anniversaries of U.S. Empire Special Editors Teresa Walsh, University of San Francisco
Anne Roschelle, University of San Francisco CONTENTS
The White Man’s Burden Rudyard Kipling 311
A Century Later Noam Chomsky 313
La Virgen Meets the Salsa Police Edward J. McCaughan 321
"Operation Gatekeeper" Matthew Jardine 329
Two Wings of an Eagle Melanie A. Pérez Ortiz 337
Reaffirming Cultural Parameters Amílcar Antonio Barreto 345
Poems of the Mute Country Liza Fiol-Matta 351
Black America’s Contradictory Politics of Inclusion (1898–1998)
Lisa Brock 357
The War Prayer Mark Twain 363
U.S. Imperialism in the Asia–Pacific Walden Bello 367
Samoa and U.S. Empire Lise Namikas375
Colonization Haunani-Kay Trask 383
Self-Determination for Native Hawaiians Gloria Bletter 385
Cultural Convergences in Cathy Song’s Poetry Rebekah Bloyd 393
Juichi and Me Therese Adams Muranaka 401
Imperial Laboratories José Quiroga 407
Grief in, Not in Front of, the Mirror Margaret Randall 415
Postmodern Maroon in the Ultimate Palenque Christian Parenti 419
Havana Blues Lisa Reynolds Wolfe 427
OTHER FEATURES
The Cold War’s "Soft" Recruits Marc Richards 435
Prisoners on the Hell Planet Henry Gonshak 443
Sleeping in the Same Bed with Different Dreams Li Xing 449
A Convergence of Weapons John Sislin 455
The Invisible Scars of War Chuck Mosley 463
Too Grave a Risk Alan F. Phillips 469
A Peace Symbol’s Origins Andrew Rigby 475
The Execution of Innocence Michael B. Ross 481
Peace Profile: Victor Jara Ana Gutierrez 485
Recommended Books 493
Recommended Videos 495
Letters 497
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 10 Number 2 June 1998 National Self-Determination Special Editors Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco
Teresa Walsh, University of San Francisco CONTENTS
Foreword Stephen Zunes 141
The Post-Yugoslav States Vanessa Pupavac 143
Many Questions, Few Answers Georgios Kostakos 151
National Self-Determination, Peace and Human Rights Michael Freeman 157
Russia’s Politics of Multicultural Recognition Graham Smith 165
The PLO’s Search for a Peace Strategy Husam Mohamad 173
Germany’s Troublesome Devotion Emil Nagengast 181
Palestine’s Paradoxical Search J. Kristen Urban 187
Power and Principle in East Timor Matthew Jardine 195
Nationalist Consciousness Leonard A. Stone 203
Does Self-Determination Lead to Autonomy? F. Lincoln Grahlfs209
The Burmese People’s Struggle Richard L. Johnson 215
Regressive Versus Progressive Self-Determination Necati Polat 221
Multinational Self-Determination Rodney C. Watkins 227
Beyond the Nation State? Jurgen Habermas 235
New Hope for Western Sahara Stephen Zunes 241
OTHER FEATURES
Serbia Between Civil War and Democracy Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic 249
As A Woman I Have No Country Michèle McHugh Griffin 255
Feminist Contributions to National Development Michelle Myers 261
Engendering A New Police Identity? Tracy Fitzsimmons 269
The Irony of U.S. Policy Towards North Korea Ralph B.A. DiMuccio
and Kym-Gu Kang 275
A Queer Kind of Death Henry Gonshak 281
In the Air We Breathe Cynthia Carmen Snow 289
Peace Profile: Alexandra Kollontai Tina Braun 295
Recommended Books 301
Recommended Videos 305
Peace Review
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 10 Number 1 March 1998 Third World Peace Perspectives Special Editors
Lester R. Kurtz, University of Texas, Austin
Shu-Ju Ada Cheng, University of Texas, Austin
CONTENTS
Third World Voices Redefining Peace Shu-Ju Ada Cheng and
Lester R. Kurtz 5 Landing Peace Theory on Solid Ground S. P. Udayakumar 13
The World Economy, Development, and Women Robina Bhatti 21
Latin American Postcolonial Theories Santiago Castro-Gómez 27
Chinese Perspectives on Peace and Development Gerald Chan 35
Peace Making in Southeast Asia Susan Evangelista 43
Maintaining Peace and Prosperity in the Asia–Pacific Rim Xu Yi-chong 49
Challenges for Emerging African Democracies Amani Daima 57
Prospects for Social Democracy in Postcolonial Societies Anirudha Gupta 65
Rediscovering the Culture of Peace in South Asia Syed Sikander Mehdi 71
Principled versus Pragmatic Nonviolence L.K. Bharadwaj 79
Dialogue of Civilizations for Peace Majid Tehranian 83
OTHER FEATURES
Poverty and Peace Ken Coates 89
Military Professionals and the Peace Movement Miles D. Wolpin 99
Decolonizing Society David A. Gabbard 107
Enemies David A. Ogren 113
PeaceProfile:Frances Freeborn Pauley Kathryn L. Nasstrom 119
Recommended Books 125
Recommended Videos 129
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 9 Number 4 December 1997 Conflicting Identities Special Editors
Bernadette Barker-Plummer, University of San Francisco
Eduardo Mendieta, University of San Francisco
Esther Madriz, University of San Francisco
CONTENTSConflicting Identities in the Caucasus Svante E. Cornell 453
Identity’s Role in the Serbo-Croatian Conflict Ivelin Sardamov 461
Women’s Secret Business Carol Wolfe Konek 469
Teenagers as Social Agents Jesús Martín Barbero 475
No Map, No Compass, No Dime Christine Kelly-Filkohazi 481
Identities in Conflict? Latin (African) American Amós Nascimento 489
Identity and Liberation Eduardo Mendieta 497
Ethnic Identity and Conflict Transformation Leila F. Dane 503
Media and Identity in Hong Kong Karin G. Wilkins and
Peter D. Siegenthaler 509
The Politics of Indian Identity Steve Russell 515
Ebonics as Cultural Resistance Charles Green and Ian Isidore Smart 521
Conflicting Identities in Somalia Alice Hashim 527
West African Roots of African American Spirituality Will Coleman 533
OTHER FEATURES
Justice as Restoration Rick Sarre 541
The Human Cost of Deforestation Lauren Mitten 549
The Violence and Oppression of Power Relations Tim Hamilton and
Satish Sharma 555
A Future for Peacekeeping? Albrecht Schnabel 563
PeaceProfile:Paulo Freire John W. Higgins 571
Recommended Books 579
Recommended Videos 583
Letters 585
Title-page and Contents, Volume 9 587
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 9 Number 3 September 1997 Global Democracy Special Editors
Daniele Archibugi, Italian National Research Council
Martin Köhler, Madrid Center for Peace Studies
CONTENTSGlobalization and Cosmopolitan Democracy David Held 309
Cosmopolis, the Way to Peace? Derek Heater 315
Against a Politics of Scale Ekkehart Krippendorff 321
Individuals and States as Democratic Subjects Derk Bienen,
Volker Rittberger and Wolfgang Wagner 329
A First Step for Peaceful Cosmopolitan Democracy Jeffrey J. Segall 337
Law, Politics and the International Court Monique Chemillier-Gendreau 345
Linking Democracy and Human Rights David Beetham 351
International Electoral Assistance Mathias Koenig-Archibugi 357
East-Central Europe’s Uncharted Democratic Waters Ivan Vejvoda 365
Democratization in Africa Julius O. Ihonvbere 371
So What If Democracies Don’t Fight Each Other? Daniele Archibugi 379
Towards a Cosmopolitan Public Sphere Martin Köhler385
The Helsinki Citizen’s Assembly Bernard Dreano 393
OTHER FEATURES
Commerce & Conflict Resolution in Harlem Linda Stamato 399
Reclaiming Security Jon Barnett 405
Commodified Women Mary Rose Fernandez 411
Conflicting Israeli Peace Discourses David Newman 417
Placing Global Ecopolitics in Peace Studies Charles Kegley, Jr. 425
PeaceProfile:Dorothy Day Brianna Leavitt 431
Recommended Books 439
Recommended Videos 443
Letter 445
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 9 Number 2 June 1997 Zones of Peace Special Editors
Christopher Mitchell,
George Mason University
Susan Allen Nan,George Mason University
CONTENTSForeword 157
Local Peace Zones as Institutionalized Conflict Christopher
Mitchell and
Susan Allen Nan 159
Nuclear Weapons-Free Zones Kevin P.
Clements and Suzanne Ghais 163
Third World Zones of Peace Arie M.
Kacowicz 169
Proactive Protection in "Zones of Turmoil" Alice
Bettis Hashim 177
Children, a Global Ethic and Zones of Peace Winston
E. Langley 183
Peacekeeping, The Congo, and Zones of Peace Brady
Lee 189
Cyprus as a U.N. Protected Area Robert
J.A.R. Gravelle 193
Civic Zones of Peace Terence Duffy
199
Unarmed Bodyguards Liam Mahony 207
Protective Accompaniment Karen Ridd
and Craig Kauffman 215
Filipino Zones of Peace Ed Garcia 221
Establishing Salvadoran Zones of Peace Ramon
Lopez-Reyes225
Redefining Acceptable Norms of Military Behavior Liam
Mahony 233
Identifying Violence, Pledging Peace Nancy
Finneran and Mara Lyn Schoeny 237
Local Peace and the South African Transition Davin
Bremner 241
Moving from Civil War to Civil Society Wallace
Warfield 249
Generalizations and Practical Applications Susan
Allen Nan and
Christopher Mitchell 255 OTHER FEATURES
Scars of Repression Neve Gordon 259
The Saturday Mothers of Turkey Umut Arifcan 265
Netanyahu's Real Peace Naseer H. Aruri
273
A Peace Research Agenda Mary Anna Culleton
Colwell 279
English Curriculum Against the Peace Allison
McNaught 287
Peace Profile: Chico Mendes Siu Wai Tam 293
Recommended Books 299
Recommended Videos 303
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 9 Number 1 March 1997 Is Socialism Dead?
CONTENTS
Socialists Carry On Carl Swidorski 5
Labor Is Prior to Capital Scott Tucker 13
A Bird's Eye View of Socialism Bertell Ollman 19
An Autopsy of Marxist Socialism Manfred B. Steger 25
Why Socialism Has a Future David Smith 33
The Old Socialist Idea and the New Century Gar Alperovitz 41
Inventing Socialism Ken Coates and Michael Barratt Brown 49
Free Market "Reform" and Communism's Suppression Michael Parenti 57
Will Humans Ever Fly? William Blum 63
Post-Communist Europe's New Left Georgeta V. Pourchot and Daniel N. Nelson 69
The Only Way Out Iljah Herold 75
Race, Economics and Asian Socialism Gerald Horne 79
Small Socialism and Human Sympathy Lonnie Valentine 85
Economics for Everyone Holly Sklar 91
If Not Socialism, What? Charles Derber 99
OTHER FEATURES
U.S.-Japan Alliance for 21st Century Hegemony Joseph Gerson 109
Gender, Freedom and Safety Jennifer Manlowe 117
Lie for Lie Ward Churchill 123
Feminist Teaching in the Mixed Classroom Stephanie Vandrick 133
Peace Profile: Rigoberta Menchú Danielle DeBiagio 139
Recommended Books 145
Recommended Videos 149
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 8 Number
4 December 1996 Humanitarian Intervention? Special Editors
Scott McElwain, University of San Francisco
CONTENTS
Reflections on Intervention Stephen R. Shalom 459
Grounds to Reject Intervention
Richard Falk 467
The Myth of Good Interventions Michael Parenti 471
Should the U.S. Be the World's Policeman? Eugene Carroll, Jr. 477
Managing Conflict After the
Cold War Mohamed Sahnoun 485
Law and Intervention Shridath Ramphal 493
Complicating Military Intervention's Moral Case David Carroll Cochran 499
A Cosmopolitan Response to New
Wars Mary Kaldor 505
Globalism and Humanitarian Intervention Keith Suter 515
The Myth of Neutrality Taylor B. Seybolt 521
U.N. Peace-Building in Guatemala
Beatriz Manz and Amy Ross 529
Politics, Migration and Intervention Nazare Albuqueque Abell 535
Arms, Mediation and Ethno-Political Disputes John Sislin and Fred Pearson 541
Peace Enforcement vs Nonviolent Intervention Michael Salla 547
The Citizen Intervenor Paul Wehr 555
A Global Peace Service Dietrich Fischer 563
Grassroots Initiatives in Unarmed
Peacekeeping Yeshua Moser-Puangsuwan 569
OTHER FEATURES
Making Peace with Books John J. Gibbs 577
Africa Yearns for Peace Oryeda Alfred 581
Peace Profile: Stephen Biko 585
Recommended Books 591
Recommended Videos 593
Letters 595
Title-page and Contents, Volume
8 597
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 8 Number 3 September 1996 Women and War Special Editors
Lois Ann Lorentzen, University of San Francisco
Jennifer Turpin, University of San Francisco
CONTENTSWomen or Weapons?
Betty Reardon 315
The Truth(s) About Women and Peace Jodi York 323
Should Women Be Soldiers or Pacifists? April Carter 331
Dissension in the Ranks Harriet Hyman Alonso 337
Wartime Violence Against Women and Solidarity Leila Rupp 343
Imagining Peace Elaine R. Ognibene 347
Maternal Thinking and the Politics of War
Nancy Scheper-Hughes 353
War, Nationalism and Mothers Vesna Nikolic-Ristanovic 359
After Feminist Analyses of Bosnian Violence Darius Rejali 365
Women Munitions Makers, War and Citizenship Angela Woollacott 373
Feminist Perspectives on Women Warriors Francine D'Amico 379
Israeli and Palestinian Women Working for Peace
Ronit Lentin 385
Broken Dreams Diana Mulinari 391
Afghan Women in the Peace Process
Pamela Collett 397
Girls Behind the (Front) Lines Carolyn Nordstrom 403
Translating Human Rights into Women's Rights Guy H. Stevens 411
Silent or Silenced? Lynne M. Woehrle 417
OTHER FEATURES
Powerful Reaction to Powerlessness Aqueil Ahmad 423
Democracy at the United Nations Daniele Archibugi 431
Peace Profile: A. Philip Randolph 439
Recommended Books 445
Recommended Videos 451
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 8 Number 2 June 1996 War and Remembrance Special Editors
Michael Webber, University of San Francisco
Rodney Watkins, University of San Francisco
CONTENTS
Knowing Where You Are William C. French 173
Soft-Pedaling American Intervention John Lindsay-Poland 181
Whose War Memories Shall Be Preserved? Robert D. Benford 189
Sacrilizing Total War
Jennifer Turpin and Patience E. Patterson 195
American Memory and the A-Bomb Barton J. Bernstein 201
Bomb's Away at the Smithsonian Sam Marullo 207
The Instrumental Rationality of Extermination Frances B. McCrea and
Gerald E. Markle 213
We Need Not Remain So Impotent Fred E. Katz 219
A New Page in My Life
Fuyun Hsu 225
Thailand 1970 Gregory F. DeLaurier 231
America's Post-Vietnam Stress Disorder
Edward P. Morgan 237
A Time to Bury the Dead Steve Russell 245
The Ulster Division's Unburied Dead
David Officer 249
Remembrance of War in South Africa Lyn Graybill 255
Palestinian Collaborators
Andrew Rigby 261
Apocalyptic Desire Mick Broderick 267
Neutralizing the Past Iwona Irwin-Zarecka 273
OTHER FEATURES
Rebuilding Sri Lankan Security Imtiaz Ahmed 275
United Nations Remains A US Tool
Phyllis Bennis 279
Nuclear Politics on the Pacific Rim Gregory McLauchlan 283
Empowering Women in the Global Media Barbara Ann Scott 289
Peace Profile: Jack McCloskey 295
Recommended Books 297
Recommended Videos 301
PEACE REVIEW
A Transnational Quarterly Volume 8 Number 1 March 1996 Media and Social Change Special Editors
Bernadette Barker-Plummer, University of San Francisco
Karin Gwinn Wilkins, University of Texas, Austin
CONTENTS
Journalistic Objectivity and Social Change Robert Hackett and Yuezhi Zhao 5
The Media War Over Welfare Charlotte Ryan 13
What Are Journalists For? Robert Jensen 21
The Dialogic of Media and Social Movements
Bernadette Barker-Plummer 27
Defining Foreign Social Movements Kevin M. Carragee 35
Media and Environmental Politics Francisco A. Magno 41
Covering Cuba in a New Light William S. Solomon 49
Coming Out of the Celluloid Closet Henry Gonshak 57
Shedding Useless Notions of Alternative Media
Clemencia Rodriguez 63
Diversity in Communication for Social Change Robert Huesca 69
One Press, Divided Nation Mercedes Lynn de Uriarte 75
Radical Uses of Public Access Television
Daniel Marcus and Laura Stein 81
State, National Identity and Media Peter Shields 89
Development Communication Karin Gwinn Wilkins 97
Communication and Development
Hamid Mowlana 105
Internationalizing Media Theory John D. H. Downing 113
Myths Along the Information Highway Vincent Mosco 119
Media Representations of Third World Women
Radhika Parameswaran 127
Free Press, Corporate Style Douglas W. Vick and Nancy Morris 135
The Bell Curve, Media and Public Policy Tina Evans-Mitchell and
Irlene P. Ricks 143
Peace Profile: Jacob Lawrence 151
Recommended Books 155
Recommended Videos 157
Letter to the Editor 159
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