Plowshares - A Peace Studies Collaborative of Earlham, Goshen and Manchester Colleges

Students light candles at a campus peace vigil.

Nonviolence in the best sense is a strict and definitive social justice. It means putting into practice the one law isolated by Paul in the letter to the Romans. He said, "You will have fulfilled the law if you bear the burdens of one another." Paul says in that same context that there is only one law, to love your neighbor as you love yourself. In Matthew's Sermon on the Mount, the neighbor includes your enemy.

Phillip Berrigan

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Virtual Peace Studies Library

Since 2002, Earlham, Goshen and Manchester Colleges have been engaged in the collaborative enhancement of the three colleges' undergraduate peace studies programs as part of the Plowshares Project. The colleges were founded by three historic peace churches – Earlham by Quakers, Goshen by Mennonites and Manchester by Brethren - and each has a long standing peace studies program.

Librarians and faculty at the three colleges have created these undergraduate peace studies resources for college faculty and students, as well as for the broader peace studies community. Their collaborative effort will be sustained through this Web site and the services and collections that it reflects. We welcome feedback at Earlham, Goshen, and Manchester.

Resources for Research

The following links lead to topical information for peace studies research.

Resources for Education

The following links lead to information useful for the development and support of peace studies programs.

Background Documents

The following links lead to information about the library collaborative and its work.

Last updated: November 2008

 

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