The Quaker approach to contemporary problems.
By: Edited by John Kavanaugh.
Publisher: Greenwood Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Westport, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: Social problems.; Church and social problems -- Society of Friends.
Table of contents: value: Introduction, by J. Whitney.; value: Peace and war, by H. J. Cadbury.; value: Relief and reconstruction, by R. C. Wilson.; value: Economic life, by K. E. Boulding.; value: Business and industry, by D. R. Yarnall.; value: Education, by H. H. Brinton.; value: Race relations, by I. D. Reid.; value: Civil liberties, by H. A. Freeman.; value: Crime and punishment, by C. Bok.; value: Prisons and prisoners, by H. Van Etten.; value: Science, by K. Lonsdale.; value: Health and healing, by H. E. Collier.; value: Present secular philosophies, by D. E. Trueblood.; value: Quakers and the Russians, by E. Jackson.; value: Epilogue, by C. E. Pickett.