Spring 2010: Afghanistan: Seeking a Way Out

Fellowship magazine Spring 2010 front coverFeatures

• It’s Time to End the War in Afghanistan
  by David Wildman
• Is This Our Afghan Moment of Peace?
  by Doug Mackey and Dr. Hakim
• Yes Doc, I Mean, Sir Yes Sir: Blurring the Line Between Civilian and Military Life in Colombia and Afghanistan
  by Natalia Fajardo
• On Islamic Nonviolence
  by Rabia Terri Harris
• The War on Peace: How U.S. Foreign Policy Puts Us All at Risk
  by Samina Sundas
• Making Peace in South Asia
  by Zia Mian
• Afghanistan and the Marketplace of Violence
  by H. Patricia Hynes

Poetry

• A Lighthouse in Gaza
  by Ariel Vegosen
• Three Poems from the First 100 Days of Obama’s Presidency
  by Kahlil Almustafa

Departments

• Editorial: Hearts and Minds
  by Ethan Vesely-Flad
• Letters to the Editor
• News of the Fellowship
  • The So-Called Other: Visiting Gaza
    by Ariel Vegosen
  • I Sing a Song of Change
    by Liza Smith
  • Restless Energy: Japan’s Peace Movement
    by John Lindsay-Poland
  • Another Path to Nuclear Disarmament: Nuclear-weapon-free zones
    by John H. Kim
  • Homecoming: New Leadership at the Buddhist Peace Fellowship
    by Preston Davis
  • A Lonely Ocean: We’ve Almost Eaten All the Fish
    by Hawah
• Book Reviews: Rounded Up; Confronting the Bomb; The Papers of Howard Washington Thurman; Daniel Berrigan: Essential Writings; Holiness and the Feminine Spirit; Contesting Patriotism; Far From Zion; Frames of War
• Film Reviews: Rethink Afghanistan; Every War Has Two Losers; You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train
  edited by Alan Levin
• Recommended Resources: Howard Thurman’s Great Hope; A Persistent Voice; Civilian Ally; Are You Listening?; Loving Enemies; Inside Fallujah
  edited by Tom Morrison
• Obituaries: Dennis Brutus; Bill Sutherland; Howard Zinn; Frank Ostrowski; Nathaniel Hoffman
  edited by Preston Davis