An American Peace Policy (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781025270616)

"An American Peace Policy" is a compelling examination of international diplomacy and the pursuit of global stability during the interwar period. Written by Kirby Page, a prominent advocate for peace and non-violence, this work explores the various avenues through which the United States could contribute to a lasting world peace.

The text analyzes critical institutions and movements of the early twentieth century, including the League of Nations, the Permanent Court of International Justice, and the proposal for the outlawry of war. Page argues for a significant shift in American foreign policy, advocating for active cooperation and legal arbitration over isolationism. He addresses the complexities of disarmament and the moral imperatives behind preventing future conflicts.

This book serves as a significant historical document, reflecting the intellectual and political currents that shaped American attitudes toward international responsibility following the First World War. It provides valuable insights for readers interested in political science, history, and the evolution of peace studies, offering a detailed perspective on the legal and social frameworks proposed to end the cycle of global violence.

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