Revolution & equilibrium.
Publisher: Grossman Publishers
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 269
Subjects: Nonviolence -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Peace -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Dialogues in Cuba.; title: The peacemakers.; title: The ordeal of SANE.; title: San Francisco to Moscow: why they walk.; title: San Francisco to Moscow: why the Russians let them in.; title: Courage for the new age: the Council of Correspondence.; title: Letter to Amitai Etzioni.; title: International Peace Brigade.; title: Southern peace walk: two issues or one?; title: Needed: a new declaration of independence.; title: Earle Reynolds: stranger in this country.; title: Letter to WISP.; title: In the Birmingham jail.; title: Notes after Birmingham.; title: Open letter to the New York times.; title: The temptations of power; report of a visit to North Vietnam.; title: We are all part of one another.; title: Desanctifying authority.; title: On revolution and equilibrium.; title: Nonviolence and radical social change.; title: Sanctuary.; title: Mud city.; title: Interfering with the smooth functioning of the warfare state.; title: Order and disorder.; title: On the necessity to liberate minds.