Articles and Lectures
This section contains articles and lectures by Mary
This section contains articles and lectures by Mary
Mary E. King
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- "Sex and Caste: A Kind of Memo," by Casey Hayden and Mary King, Liberation, April 1966, (Nov. 18, 1965)
- "So that the Sacrifices of 1964 Will Not Have Been in Vain," an opinion piece by Mary King, Los Angeles Times
(12 July 1984) - "Globalization: A Powerful Opportunity for Nonviolent Struggle," an article by Mary King from the Fellowship of
Reconciliation magazine, Fellowship, in September–October 1999. - Book Review: Radio Free Dixie, by Mary King, Journal of American History (Dec. 2000)
- "Why Do They Hate Us?" an article by Mary King from the Fellowship of Reconciliation magazine, Fellowship,
in July–August 2003, based on an address to Rotary International and World Affairs Council, Grand Rapids,
Michigan, 31 October 2002. - Lecture, Conference of Peace Studies Professors, 2005, Manchester College, Indiana
- Lecture, Concerned Philosophers for Peace, Nov 2007, Manchester College, Indiana
- Nonviolent Struggle in Africa: Essentials of Knowledge and Teaching, an Article by Mary King for the Africa
Peace and Conflict Journal, December, 2008. - "Palestinian Civil Resistance against Israeli Military Occupation," a chapter by Mary King, selected by editor,
Maria Stephan, for inclusion in Civilian Jihad: Nonviolent Struggle, Democratization, and Governance in the
Middle East. (Jan 2010)
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