War is not inevitable.
Subtitle: Problems of peace; thirteenth series
By: by Frank Walters [and others]
Contributors: Walters, F. P. 1888-
Series: Essay index reprint series
Publisher: Books for Libraries Press
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Freeport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: League of Nations; Peace; World politics -- 1933-1945; Security, International
Other titles: Problems of peace.
Notes: Reprint of the 1938 ed.
Based upon lectures given at the Geneva Institute of International Relations, Aug. 1938, and published for the Committee of the Institute.
Table of contents: title: The problem of peace to-day, by F. Walters.; title: An interpretation of the Fareastern conflict, by E. A. Mowrer.; title: Central Europe; the political problem, by D. Reed.; title: Some economic effects of the Anschluss, by H. Taylor.; title: Spain and the Mediterranean, by I. James.; title: French policy and currents of French opinion, by A. Werth.; title: The cause and cure of article 16, by S. S. DeMadariaga.; title: How can the aggressor be stopped, by A. Rothstein.; title: The viewpoint of the smaller European states, by H. Rolin.; title: The ideological conflict, by E. F. Carritt.; title: Refugees, by S. L. Childs.; title: For what should national power be used? By W. Arnold-Forster.; title: The League and the world to-day, by K. Zilliacus.