Spring 2008 (Vol 20.1) Literature, Film & Human Rights
Winter 2007 (Vol 19.4) Academic Repression & Human Rights
Fall 2007 (Vol 19.3) Environmentalism
Summer 2007 (Vol 19.2) The Concept of War
Spring 2007 (Vol 19.1) Land Rights & Conflict
Winter 2006 (Vol 18.4) Democracy, Torture and Double Standards/ Global Women's Rights Forum/ Art as Witness
Fall 2006 (Vol 18, No 3) Nonproliferation and Disarmament
Summer 2006 (Vol 18, No 2) Military Dissent
Spring 2006 (Vol 18, No 1) Human Rights in the Americas
Winter 2005 (Vol 17, No 4) War and Peace in the Media
Summer & Fall 2005 (Vol 17, No 2 & No 3) Globalization & LGBT (Double-issue)
Winter 2005 (Vol 17, No 1) Psychological Interpretation of War
Winter 2004 (Vol 16, No 4) Underground Youth Movements
Fall 2004 (Vol 16, No 3) Law and War
Summer 2004 (Vol 16, No 2) Asian American Issues
Spring 2004 (Vol 16, No 1) Women and Security
Winter 2003 (Vol 15, No 4) Patriotism
Fall 2003 (Vol 15, No 3) Ubantu - Humane Solutions from Africa
Summer 2003 (Vol 15, No 2) Artists of Resistance
Spring 2003 (Vol 15, No1) Israel and Palestine
Winter 2002 (Vol 14, No 3) Immigration
Fall 2002 (Vol 14, No 3) Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Summer 2002 (Vol 14, No 2) - Utopias
Spring 2002 (Vol 14, No 1)- The Future of Peace Studies
Winter 2001 (Vol 13, No 4) - The Death Penalty
Fall 2001 (Vol 13, No 3) - Social Justice Movements and the Internet
Summer 2001 (Vol 13, No 2) - Literature and Peace
Spring 2001 (Vol 13, No 1) - Contested Society in Northern Ireland
For a list of authors and essays from these and other issues, please look at the list of all essays.
Upcoming Peace Review Issues:
Vol 20, No 2 Darfur SUBMISSION DEADLINE: January 15, 2008
Vol 20, No 3 Citizenship & Social Justice SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 15, 2008
Vol 20, No 4 NAFTA SUBMISSION DEADLINE: July 15, 2008
Ongoing: Off-Theme Essays, Peace Profiles, Book Reviews
Relevant topics include war, violence, human rights, political economy, development, culture and consciousness, the environment, gender, race, sexuality and related topics. (Deadlines: same as above)
Recent Essays:
- Richard Rorty, Hope and the Future
- Steven Zunes, Redefining Security in the Face of Terrorism
- Drucilla Cornell, The Sublime in Feminist Politics and Ethics
- Lori Hartmann-Mahmud, War as Metaphor
- Paul Joseph and Gregory Mason, Moving Beyond Accusation and Self-Pity
- Neve Gordon, The Israeli Peace Camp in Dark Times
- Johan Galtung and Dietrich Fischer, A Peace Proposal for the Middle East
- Lauri Calhoun, The Strange Case of Summary Execution by Predator Drone
- Lorrie Ranck, Gays and Lesbians in the U.S. Immigration Process
Some Reviews of the Journal:
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Peace Review is included in the nominees for the magazine’s 2007 Independent Press Awards, which honors the very best in independent media from the pool of more than 1,300 sources Utne uses to cull its content.
Project Censored Award Winner, 2000
For the year 2000, Peace Review was awarded Project Censored's Top 25 Most Censored Stories for not merely one but two of its essays. Both articles were rated in the Top 14 Stories, and both of which appeared in the June 1999 issue.
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