International Conciliation, Volume 146; Volume 157 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781147581188)

"International Conciliation, Volume 146" presents a collection of documents and articles concerning international relations and the pursuit of peace in the early 20th century. Published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the American Association for International Conciliation, this volume reflects the era's efforts to foster understanding and cooperation among nations following World War I. It offers insights into the perspectives and initiatives of leading thinkers and organizations dedicated to preventing future conflicts and promoting global harmony.

This historical record provides valuable context for understanding the evolution of international diplomacy and the challenges of building a more peaceful world. Readers interested in the history of international relations, the peace movement, and the role of organizations like the Carnegie Endowment will find this volume to be a significant resource.

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