Key Moment
SANE (later Peace Action) Founded to Try to End Nuclear Arms Race (1957)
Future of Pacifism/Anti-War as Reform Movement
Progressive Coalition Views Militarism as Obstacle to Movements for Social Justice
Author Suggested Illustrations, Tables, and Documents
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Introductory Overview Essay
Theory of Reform Movement
Political Economic Dimensions of War and Movement Reform
Historical Development of Reform Movement
Origins of American Pacifism
U.S. Anti-War Movements through Spanish-American War
U.S. Anti-War Movements in Twentieth Century
Community-based antiVietnam War Activism
Development of Conscientious Objector Rationale in 20th Century
WILPF-US
Women’s Strike for Peace/Anti-Nuclear Weapons Testing
Key Moments
Imprisonment of Eugene V. Debs for Opposing U.S. Entry in WW I (1918)
Selective Service Act Provides Conscientious Objector Status for All Religious Objectors (1940)
Burning Draft Cards in Anti-Viet Nam War Protests (1966)
Intersection of Pacifism/Anti-War with Other Reform Movements
Pacifism/Anti-War and Abolitionism
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