Introduction

Carmel Borg, Michael Grech

1-10

The Catholic, Italian, and Tuscan Ecclesiastical contexts of don Milani's "Letter to the military chaplains"

Carmel Borg, Michael Grech

13-28

Peace and the religions in a changing world

from consensus to difference

Darren J. Dias

29-40

Vatican II's teaching on peace and war

a contribution to conciliar hermeneutics

Michael Attridge

41-51

The Church as a sacrament of the future

Brian Wicker

53-62

The history of world peace in 100 objects

visualizing peace in a peace museum

65-76

Responding to the call of peace

in memory of a future that might have been

Clive Zammit

77-90

Peace education in a culture of war

Antonia Darder

91-96

On education, negotiation, and peace

Marianna Papastephanou

97-110

From conflict to conflict resolution

teaching the history of Cyprus in the buffer zone

Isabelle Calleja Ragonesi

111-130

Beyond reality dissonance

improving sustainability of peace education effects

Yigal Rosen

131-146

Because "I care"

from an encounter to a political option

147-158

Peace education and critical democracy

some challenges in neoliberal times

John P. Portelli

161-173

Does democracy promote peace?

a Rancière reading of politics and democracy

Duncan P. Mercieca

175-186

Peace and sexuality

two reflections

Mario Gerada, Clayton Mercieca, Diane Xuereb

187-193

On art and politics

exploring the philosophical implications of the creative order of art on the organization of social relations

Mark Debono

195-202

Can we learn from comparing violent conflicts and reconciliation processes?

for a sociology of conflict and reconciliation going beyond sociology

Nicos Trimikliniotis

203-217

The "modern" muslim woman in the Arab peoples' revolution of freedom and dignity

Nathalie Grima

219-231

Critical epilogue

making sense of Lorenzo Milani's antiwar project in our times

Carmel Borg, Michael Grech

233-244