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Jane Addams' "Newer Ideals of Peace" remains a powerful exploration of pacifism, social reform, and the evolving understanding of peace. This influential work, categorized within Political Science and Sociology, delves into the critical examination of political participation within the United States. Addams connects ideals of democracy and social justice to the pursuit of lasting peace.
Within these pages, Addams challenges conventional notions of peace, advocating for a more proactive and inclusive approach rooted in social reform. Her essays explore the interconnectedness of social issues and the potential for collective action to foster a more just and peaceful society. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a vital contribution to discussions on social justice, making it relevant for anyone interested in the history of peace movements and political thought. Readers will find enduring relevance in Addams's call for engagement and her vision of a truly democratic and peaceful world.
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