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Steinberg reviews 'Touching Peace (Lagaat BaShalom)' by Yosi Beilin.

Intro -- Dedication -- The Eulogies -- Part I: Our Challenge Beyond Peace -- Part II: A New World Beyond Peace -- America Must Lead -- Russia and the Victory of Freedom -- America and Europe: New Missions for Old Friends -- Asia and the New American Century -- The United States and Japan: In Lockstep into the Next Century -- China: "The Biggest of Them All" -- Vietnam, Cuba, and North Korea: The Closed Door or the Open Door? -- Building New Bridges to the Muslim World -- The Developing World: Freedom's Last Frontier -- Part III: America Beyond Peace -- Strong Government, but Limited Government -- Equal Opportunity, Not Equal Outcomes -- Hardheaded Idealism and Enlightened Realism -- The Media: Freedom Without Constraint -- The Myths of Government -- Health Care "Reform": More Steroids for Big Government -- Old-Fashioned Learning for a New Era -- Welfare: Sickfare for America's Cities -- Crime and Race in America -- The Corruptions of Popular Culture and Drugs -- God and Family: Rediscovering the True Heart of America -- Individual Mission, National Mission -- Author's Note -- Index -- Copyright.

Preliminary Material /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- From Utrecht's Peace to Modern Times: Introductory Words by Martti Koskenniemi, University of Helsinki, Treaty of Utrecht Chair at Utrecht University /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Keynote: Sir Adam Roberts, British Academy for the Humanities and Social Sciences /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Commentary: Randall Lesaffer, Tilburg University /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Roundtable Debate /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Interview with Sir Adam Roberts /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Keynote: Abiodun Williams, The Hague Institute for Global Justice /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Commentary: Marc Weller, Cambridge University /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Roundtable Debate /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Prelude: Peace and Its Confluences, a Short Story by Jamal Mahjoub /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Keynote: Barney Afako, Former Legal Advisor to the Juba Peace Talks /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Commentary: Sarah Nouwen, Cambridge University /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Roundtable Debate /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Interview with Sarah Nouwen /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Interview with Barney Afako /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Introduction to and Texts of Security Council Resolutions 598 (1987) and 687 (1991) Concerning Iran and Iraq /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Keynote, Djamchid Momtaz, University of Tehran /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Commentary: Nico Schrijver, Leiden University /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Roundtable Debate /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Roundtable Debate: Mediation versus Adjudication /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Concluding Remarks on the Conference by the Chairman of the Carnegie Foundation, Bernard Bot /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Personal Experiences with Peace Mediation: An Interview with Bernard Bot, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Netherlands /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- Epilogue /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong -- About the Contributors /Steven van Hoogstraten , Nico Schrijver , Otto Spijkers and Anneleen de Jong.

First published in 1940, the original blurb reads: Here is an inquiry how to make a just and lasting peace when the danger of further aggression by Herr Hitler's Germany has been removed. A feature of the book is the stress it lays on Germany's part in forming and fostering a new world order. When the World War ended, cries of "Hang the Kaiser" and "Squeeze the German Orange" hampered the peacemakers and helped to spoil the peace. If that mistake is not to be repeated, public opinion must be prepared for whatever apparent sacrifices may be involved in passing from the old civilization to the new. And if the foundations of the new system are to be well and truly laid, they must rest not only upon the undertakings of governments, but also upon the convictions and the sentiments, the thoughts and the feelings, of individual men and women. To that end people should begin now to think over and discuss with one another how the errors of Versailles are to be avoided and how we are to do better this time. This book by Dr Maxwell Garnett, for 18 years the secretary of the League of Nations Union and Dr H. F. Koeppler will help such thought and talk to prepare the way of lasting peace. Dr Koeppler shows how essential is Anglo-French solidarity in the interests of Germany herself. For the rest he is chiefly concerned with the conflict between German democracy and Prussian Junkerdom as he defines it. He suggests how this conflict may be resolved when the Nazi disciples of the Junkers have left the scene and how Germany may then play an equal part in a new Europe.

The concept of peace is "fetishized" within statist power as it has a specific use-value. The constant state of flux present in contemporary societies requires new concepts of peace to be enacted and circulated, shifting from transactional to transformational notions of peace.