"We need: writes Brown. "to reflect on some new ways of making peace, since we haven't been notably successful in our attempts to do so in the past. What this small book tries to do is to provide a perspective for peacemaking, though not a program. It examines how we have to look at our world -and ourselves- if we are to be peacemakers. When we have done some grappling with that, we will be in a better position to work on programs, wich will become the order of the day as soon as the book is closed. Such a perspective won't come out of the blue, or out of heaven, or out of books, or out of abstract reflection. It will only come out of looking very openly and honestly at the world we are in and what we are doing within it.

Peacemaking in the Global Village.

War and peace.

Interdependence.

American dream and the dream of the church.