A ground-breaking new book that dares to bridge the
divide between peacemakers and military strategists.



As the world reels from an unprecedented surge in destructive wars and
international crises, a new and critically important book challenges
conventional wisdom and asks: Can peace be built by dialogue alone, or is
there a role for those who wield military force? With 20 unflinching
first-person accounts, the book uniquely gives voice to both sides of the
"conflict resolution debate" from seasoned UN negotiators and grassroots
peacebuilders to intelligence experts and military veterans.

Interviewees include:

Victor Angelo;  Gershon Baskin; Nurcan Baysal; Saskia Binet; Caroline Brooks; Latif Fayaz; Paulo Goncalves; Maria Hadjipavlou; John Holmes; Corey Levine;  Simon Mann;  Patrick McGrann; Sandra Melone; Julie Norman; Jehan Perera; Tony Schiena; Simon Smith; Anjan Sundaram; Emily Winterbotham; Heela Yoon

Foreword by: Oliver P. Richmond
Introduction by: Helen Kezie-Nwoha
Interviewee(s): Anjan Sundaram, Gershon Baskin, Caroline Brooks, Nurcan Baysal, Victor Angelo, Saskia Binet, Sandra Melone