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Cook is a Ph.D. candidate, College of Social Work
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(1990)
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(1990)
Challenging U.S. policy, urging diplomacy
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(1991)
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(1991)
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(1973)
A minority of members (pp. 5-18)
(1991)
Gouging the Pentagon
(1991)
March-April). Nightmare victory
Kevin Giles (1980)
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(1971)
On war and nonviolence
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Official sponsors of the 1990 gulf crisis
The case for nonintervention. The State
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Jeannette Rankin: The woman who voted no (film)
Iraqi POW count climbs to 63,000. The State
Outfront: Support the troops, bring them home
Original doves of peace
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Kuwaitis employ PR firm. The State
Yellow fever" courts big letdown. The State
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December 2). Can we stop Iraq's nuclear menace without going to war? The State
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Washington Post, p. 4A. Page the duchess
A newspaper advertisement for one of the major celebrations held to welcome home the troops from the Persian Gulf featured a group of smiling and healthy young men and women in military garb. The caption accompanying the picture was, "Who says winning isn't everything?" (Desert Storm Homecoming Foundation, 1991). In this article, the beliefs of Jeannette Rankin, one of the United States's most prolific pacifists of the 20th century, will be examined in conjunction with the realities of the Persian Gulf War. This examination will contest the assumption that winning is everything and propose that winning is worth little when compared to the costs of war.
Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work – SAGE
Published: Dec 1, 1991
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