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A Woman's Guide to Talking About War and Peace

A curriculum for community dialogue about a the role of the military in American democracy as we re-align our national security priorities and tools with a strategy that better reflects today's threats. Includes: a new vision for national security, a primer on civil-military relations, how to get involved in our democratic system,overview of the military services, two models of dialogue with veterans, one for small private groups, the other for larger public conversations.

Author
Lorelei Kelly and Lt Col Dana Eyre USAR
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Lorelei Kelly
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Oct 14, 2008
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http://www.allianceforpeacebuilding.org
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citizen
civil-military
community
foreign policy
national security
veterans
women
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