Introduction

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The Tradition of Nonviolence and its Underlying Forces

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A Study of the Meanings of Nonviolence

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Notes on the Theory of Nonviolence

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Nonviolence as a Positive Concept

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Satyagraha versus Duragraha: the Limits of Symbolic Violence

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Experimentation in Nonviolence: the Next Phase

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The Best Solver of Conflicts

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The Spiritual Basis of Satyagraha

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Why Did Gandhi Fail?

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Gandhi's Political Significance Today

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Violence and Power Politics

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India Yet Must Show The Way

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War and What Price Freedom

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A Coordinated Approach to Disarmament

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A Disarmament Adequate to Our Times

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The Impact Of Gandhi on the U.S. Peace Movement

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Nonviolence and Mississippi

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Aspects of Nonviolence in American Culture

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The Gandhian Approach to World Peace

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The Grass-roots of World Peace

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Is There a Nonviolent Road to a Peaceful World?

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Nuclear Explosions and World Peace

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The Gandhian Way and Nuclear War

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A Gandhian Model for World Politics

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A Nonviolent International Authority

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Basic Principles of Gandhism

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The Ideal and the Actual in Gandhi's Philosophy

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Means and Ends in Politics

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A Contemporary Interpretation of Ahimsa

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The True Spirit of Satyagraha

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Gandhi through the Eyes of the Gita

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Gandhi's Illustrious Antecedents

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Taking Sarvodaya to the People

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The Essence of Gandhi