Suchergebnisse

Chapter 1. Forgiveness and Revenge -- Part 1. Forgiveness towards a Foreign Enemy and the Futility of Revenge -- Chapter 2. Robert Schuman, Forgiveness and the Founding of the EU -- Chapter 3. 9/11: the USA's Revenge on Afghanistan -- Chapter 4. Iraq 2003: Deluded Revenge -- Chapter 5. Libya and the West: A Cycle of Revenge -- Chapter 6. USA and Iran -- Chapter 7. Is America a Vengeful Democracy? -- Part 2. The West's Unforgiving Responses to Russia and China -- Chapter 8. Russophobia: the Ukraine Conflict, the Skripal Affair -- Chapter 9. Belarus: Forgiveness; Russophobia Impedes Mediation -- Chapter 10. Sinophobia -- Chapter 11. Political Vengeance has Harmed China's Development -- Part 3. Forgiveness between Ethnic Groups or to an Occupying Power -- Chapter 12. Mahatma Gandhi's Rejection of Revenge -- Chapter 13. Israel and the Palestinians: the Futility of Violent Revenge -- Chapter 14. Forgiveness and the Irish Conflict -- Chapter 15. Nelson Mandela: Faith, Force and Forgiveness -- Part 4. Forgiveness during or after Civil War -- Chapter 16. The Relevance of Forgiveness and Revenge to the Syrian Civil War -- Chapter 17. Forgiveness after Civil War: Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Colombia and South Sudan -- Chapter 18. A Leadership of Forgiveness -- Chapter 19. Political Apologies, Forgiveness and Reparations -- Chapter 20. The Limits of Forgiveness (1): Islamic Jihadism in Africa -- Chapter 21. The Limits of Forgiveness (2): Myanmar Under the Generals -- Chapter 22. The Forgiveness of Debts.

Section 1. Israel -- Section 2. Western intervention in Islamic states -- Section 3. China and Russia -- Section 4. The Second World War -- Section 5. Genocide -- Section 6. Massacres with apparently no reverse results -- Section 7. Further unethical policies that have not produced reverse results -- Section 8. Peacemakers with positive results.