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Choose Hope (Italian)
Your Role in Waging Peace in the Nuclear Age
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Buddhist leader Daisaku Ikeda discusses a future free of nuclear arms with David Krieger, founder of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation. Their dialogue offers a balance of Eastern and Western perspectives on the “people power” needed in order to imagine and press for the elimination of nuclear arms. The authors urge a conscious and active choice of hope as the first step toward a more just and peaceful world.Throughout the dialogue are inspiring examples of contemporary as well as historical figures whose efforts have advanced the cause of peace and the abolition of nuclear arms. These as well as the authors’ own endeavors serve to demonstrate their point that it is within everyone’s reach to “wage peace” by engaging in the kind of dialogue that creates mutual understanding.
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Authors: David Krieger, Daisaku Ikeda Pages: 192 Year of Edition: 2003 Instead of 10,50 €, Price: 10,50 €
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Choose Peace (Italian) - new edition
Joha Galtung, the dean of peace research, and Daisaku Ikeda explore the interface between Buddhism and non-violent solutions to global conflict. The two men share bitter personal memories of World War II. During the German occupation of Norway, Galtung’s father was imprisoned in a concentration camp for his resistance activities. In Ikeda’s case, his older brother died in combat, adding to the terrible personal anguish of war.
Far from abstract, their quest inspires concrete proposals that are directly relevant to the political agendas of today, such as the death penalty, nationalism and regional unification, fundamentalism, arms reduction, the proliferation and supervision of nuclear technology, and the role of the United Nations in peacekeeping initiatives.
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Authors: Johan Galtung, Daisaku Ikeda Pages: 264
Year of Edition: 1996 - new edition 2007 Price: 12,00 €
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Peace by Peaceful Means (Italian)
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Author: Johan Galtung Pages: 512 Year of Edition: 2000 Price: 15,00 €
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I'd Rather Teach Peace (Italian)
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Author: Colman McCarthy Pages: 160 Year of Edition: 2003 Instead of 10,00 €, Price: 10,00 €
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Peace Proposal (Italian)
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Every year Dr.Ikeda publishes a peace proposal which explores the interrelation between core Buddhist concepts and the diverse challenges global society faces in the effort to realize peace and human security. Some of his recent proposals include: the setting up of a "world disarmament fund" to collect excess funds generated by disarmament and use them to conquer poverty and promote education in developing countries.
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Author: Daisaku Ikeda Pages: 568 Year of Edition: 2007 Instead of 24,80 €, Price: 24,80 €
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For the Sake of Peace (Italian)
Seven Paths to Global Harmony: A Buddhist Perspective
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For the Sake of Peace presents a vision of establishing global peace in terms that are both passionate and practical. Drawing together key themes from the author’s 20 years of university lectures and proposals to the United Nations, this volume highlights accessible routes which can lead to peace including Self-Mastery, Dialogue and Tolerance and “the Path of Culture.” Central to Ikeda’s approach is the key role of dialogue in all human affairs. It is a concept that Ikeda has been energetically putting into practice for a number of decades, engaging many of the world’s prominent thinkers and actors in discussion about their specialties and the application of their insights to the issue of peace and human happiness. These discussions naturally inform the current work, adding depth and scope to the book’s global perspective.
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Author: Daisaku Ikeda Pages: 176 Year of Edition: 2003 Instead of 11,00 €, Price: 11,00 €
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Revolutions (Italian)
to green the environment, to grow the human heart
Having saved tens of million of people in India and other Asian countries from hunger, Monkombu Sambasivan Swaminathan is well known as the father of economic ecology and of agricultural modernization in India. Currently, as the president of the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, Swaminatnan dedicates himself to eliminate nuclear weapons and to attain global peace. In 1999, the American magazine Time named Swaminathan one of the most influential Asians of the 20th century. This series of dialogues between Swaminathan and Ikeda was published in English in 2005, the year that marked the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II and the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It is their hearts’ desire and pledge to create a world free from the threat of nuclear weapons and wars.
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Authors: M.S.Swaminathan, Daisaku Ikeda Pages: 160 Year of Edition: 2007 Price: 11,00 €
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Human Values in a Changing World (Italian)
A Dialogue on the Social Role of Religion
In a spontaneously wide-ranging conversation over dinner one winter evening in Japan, sociologist of religion Bryan Wilson and Buddhist philosopher Daisaku Ikeda recognized the importance of explaining and learning about their worldviews. Human Values in a Changing World is the record of their further exchanges on how they see the religious response to the human condition.In their co-authored Preface to the book, Wilson and Ikeda offer their dialogue as an independent contribution to the ongoing public discourse on vital human concerns: “What neither of us could do alone, raising and re-examining subjects that otherwise might be taken for granted, we have sought to do together.”
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Authors: Bryan Wilson, Daisaku Ikeda Pages: 256 Year of Edition: 2005 Price: 12,00 €
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