See also:

• Society: Activism: Nonviolence  (59)
• Society: Issues: Peace  (583)
• Society: Philosophy: Ethics: Applied: War and Peace  (6)

Kant in Hiroshima - - Discussing peace and nonviolence theories by Inmmanuel Kant; presenting an approach on international harmony by means of juridical order.

Mahatma Gandhi Canadian Foundation for World Peace - - The foundation is involved in activism, research studies, and international peace education. A portal service with links to other Gandhi sites and a mailing list are also available.

Philosophy of Nonviolence - - By David McReynolds. These notes are an effort to summarize the basic philosophy of nonviolence. It is much more than a mere technique, it is a 'one-edged philosophy' which cannot easily be used to defend or advance injustice, and which is of value only if tested in the real world.

The Right Questions About Violence - - The essay is very long winded, in the author's self-description. Basic idea: An unbringing based on reason and naturality can change human behaviour for a future better world. Note: Page plays music, controls are not visible.