Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Year Book 1918 No 17 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149309469)

The "Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Year Book 1918 No 17" offers a comprehensive overview of the organization's activities and perspectives during a pivotal year in global history. Published in the midst of World War I, this yearbook provides valuable insights into the efforts made towards fostering international cooperation and understanding. The text details the Carnegie Endowment's initiatives, research, and publications aimed at promoting peace and resolving international conflicts through diplomacy and education.

This historical document is an essential resource for scholars and researchers interested in the history of international relations, the peace movement, and the role of philanthropic organizations in shaping global policy. Its contents reflect the aspirations and challenges of an era marked by both unprecedented conflict and a fervent desire for lasting peace, making it a relevant and insightful read even today.

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