by Richard Falk We are delighted to crosspost this piece from Global Justice in the 21st Century, the blog of JWE Board Member Richard Falk. Atrocity in Kabul, Geopolitical Crime …
The Nakba Continues
by Alice Rothchild We’re pleased to cross-post this piece from JWE Board Member Alice Rothchild which was first published on CounterPunch As my grief and outrage mount at the predictable escalations …
People Make the Peace: Remembering Rennie Davis
by Karín Aguilar-San Juan and Frank Joyce co-editors, The People Make the Peace: Lessons from the Vietnam Antiwar Movement Many people equate Rennie Davis with the Vietnam antiwar movement that …
Two Ambassadors to Syria With Wildly Different Analyses
by Rick Sterling We’re pleased to cross-post this piece from JWE Board Member Rick Sterling which was first published on AntiWar.Blog & La Progressive Former Ambassador Peter Ford was one of …
No American Lives Should Be Lost to Defend Taiwan
by Lyle J. Goldstein We’re pleased to cross-post here, with Dr. Goldstein’s permission, this op-ed he recently published on The American Conservative. Dr. Goldstein, who teaches at the U.S. Naval …
Have a blessed Pearl Harbor Day
by David Swanson We’re happy to cross-post here the first portion of this important post that our friend David Swanson first put onto his blog a few days ago, and …
Chinese, U.S. strategic experts discuss the South China Sea
“I believe South China Sea will be a testing ground for the future of the U.S.-China geopolitical relationship. Will it be a rivalry, strategic rivalry, or competition within a rule-based …
JWE launches dialogue project with Beijing’s Chongyang Institute
On October 10, Just World Educational will be launching Phase 2 of its “World After Covid” project, in which it will be focusing on the rapidly shifting balance between the …
With John Lewis in Stockholm 1969
Moved by the iconic recognition of John Lewis’ exceptional courage and perseverance on behalf of human rights, non-violence, and opposition to American militarism, I recall a weekend spent together in Stockholm.
75 years since the United States launched the Age of Atomic Annihilation
This week will see the somber 75th anniversary of the two atomic bombs dropped, on August 6 and August 9th, 1945 respectively, of nuclear weapons on the heavily populated Japanese …