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Peace News #2516
December 2009 - January 2010
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- Nik Gorecki, The Peace House party
- Tom Willis & Emily Johns,The man who made it all possible
- Jonathan Bartley, Poll: “Remember ‘enemies’ as well as soldiers”, say 87%
- Polina Aksamentova, Afghanistan: an increasingly unpopular war in US and UK
- David Polden, Aldermaston Blockader Four “not guilty”
- Gabriel Carlyle, Northwood Die-in Six “guilty”
- Joseph Ritchie, Welcoming NATO
- Sarah Young, Anti-NATO march
- John Cox & Jill Gough, A peace institute for Wales?
- Lotte Reimer, Peace poppies and Palestine in Aberystwyth
- Colin Nosworthy, Christmas comes early in Bangor – in Welsh
- Talyn Rahman & George Farebrother, The struggle to subject war to law
- Aisha Maniar, Close Guantánamo
- Tim Street, ICAN disarm
- Daniel Viesnik, Neutralise the Nukes! – Aldermaston Blockade
- News in Brief
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- Goshka Macuga, The Nature of the Beast, and Gijs van Hensbergen, Guernica: The Biography of a Twentieth-Century Icon), Reviewed by Emily Johns
- L Hobley, Bumping back: an activist’s guide to getting there, doing the business and getting away with it, Reviewed by Milan Rai
- Joe Sacco, Footnotes in Gaza, reviewed by Gabriel Carlyle
- Alistair McIntosh, Hell and High Water: Climate Change, Hope and the Human Condition, reviewed by Virginia Moffatt
- Dahr Jamail, The Will to Resist, reviewed by Ian Sinclair
- Tripp York, Living on Hope While Living in Babylon: The Christian Anarchists of the 20th Century , reviewed by Keith Hebden
- Tamzin Pinkerton and Rob Hopkins, Local Food: How to make it Happen in Your Community, reviewed by Rachel Holtom
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