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Introduction by Irwin Abramsrn ix Part I Contributions from Nobel Peace Prize Winners Individuals Tenzin Gyatso The Fourteenth Dalai Lama of Tibet, 1989 War is Anachronistic, An Outmoded Approach 5 muportance of Nonviolence and Harmony 7 David Trimble MP, Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, UK, 1998 The United Nations Left Us No Option But to Act 11 Jody Williams International Ambassador of International Carmpaign to Ban Landmines, USA, 1997 Iraq and Preemptive Self-Defense 17 Jose Ramnos-Horta Foreign Minister of Timor-Leste, 1996 The Post Cold War and the Unipolar World: Can the U.S. Lead? 49 Bernard Lown Co-founder, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, 1985 Seismic Ch'ange in Nuclear Policy 65 Sir Joseph Rotblat Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, UK, 1995 The Nuclear Issue: Pugwash and the Policies of the Bush Administration 69 Frederik Willem de Klerk Former President of South Africa, 1993 American Leadership in a Globalised World: 9/11, Iraq and Beyond 81 Mairead Corrigan Maguire Co-founder, C6ommunity of Peace People, UK, 1976 Iraq After First (1l991) Gulf War 91 Organizations Peter Hansen Commrissioner -General, United Nations Relief and Works Agency, UN, 1945 Picking up the Pieces in Gaza 107 Irene Khan Secretary General, Amnesty International, 1977 Open Letter to Beligerents 111 Mary Ellen McNish Executive Secretary, American Friends Service Committee, USA, 1947 A Second Moment of Hope 113 Brian Phillips Quaker Peace and Social Witness, UK, 1947 At a Time of Our (Own Choosing: A Quaker Reflection on the War in Iraq 119 Cora Weiss Permanent International Peace Bureau, 1910 The International Peace Bureau Seeks a World Without War 127 Christian Dominiice Secretary-General, Institute of International Law, Switzerland, 1904 Some Legal Aspects of the Military Operation in Iraq 137 Part H Contributions from Eminent Scholars Noarn Chorniski Prominent Political Critic, MIT Wars of T rr or 147 Joseph Stiglitz Nobel laureate in Economics 2001, Columbia University Rumors of VWar 171 William D. Hartung Senior Research Fellow, World Policy Institute & Director of Arms Trade Resource Center The Hidden Costs of War: How the Bush Doctrine is Undermining Democracy in Iraq And Democracy in Amersca 175 Richard Falk Authority on Internationall Law, Princeton University What Future for the UN Charter System of War Prevention? Reflections on the Iraq War 195 Sir John Daniel UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education Iraq: Educational Renewalfor an Arab Renaissance? 215 John WV. Dower Pulitzer Prize Winner & Elting E Morison Professor of History, MTr Warningfrom History: Why Iraq is Not japan 235 Eric Stover Director of Human Rights Center, UC Berkeley Kirkuk: An Eyewitness Account 245 Lifting the Fog of War 249 Rosemary Foot Professor of Intrerniational Relations, Modern History, Oxford Is the Human Rights Era Over? Reflections on the Asia-Pacific PostSeptember 11th 257 Helenai Cobban Coluimnist fior Christian Science Monitor Dealing with Rights-Abusing Regimes Without Going to War 279 Frank N. von Hippel Professor of Public and InternationalAffairs, Princeton University Alternatives to War on 1raq, North Korea and Iran 287 Benjamin R. Foster Professor of Assyriology and Curator, Yale University Missing in Action: The Iraq Museum and the Human Past 295 Lord Colin Renfrew of Kaimsthorn Director of McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Cambridge Reflections on theLooting of the Iraqi National Museum in. Badad 319 Faleh A. Jabar Iraqi Specialist and Research Fellow, Birkbeck College, London University End ofa Dictat or 337 Mahmood Mamdani Director of Institute of African Studies, Columbia University Iraq: Collective Punishment in War and Peace 343 Lisa L. Martin Professor of Government, Harvard University Multilateral Organizations After the U.S. -Iraq War 359 Robin T. Lakoff Professor of Linguistics, UC Berkeley War Talk 375 Roland Paris "Asst Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, University of Colorado at Boulder Multilateralism and American Power 399 The Burden of Nation-Building in Postwar Iraq 403 "Svetlana Broz Cardiologist from Sarajevo Moral Courage and Civil Society: Lessons from Yugoslavia 409 Akira Iriye Charles Warren Professor of American History, Harvard University The Iraq War and the Dialogue Among Civilizations 425 Part III Sermons in Closing Bishop Gunnar StAlsett Bishop of Oslo and Former Deputy Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee A Sermon of Sorrow 433 A Memorial Service on the UN Tragedy 439