Reconsidering Peace and Patriotism during the First World War

Introduction to Part I.-The International Peace Bureau and The Universal Peace Congresses, 1899-1914; Enrica Costa Bona.- The Masonic International and the Peace Movement in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries; Fulvio Conti.- Introduction to Part II.- The legacy of Léon Bourgeois: From the solidarist doctrine to the Emergence of International Arbitration; Caroline Tixier.- French International Lawyers in the Service of International Peace during The early 20th Century: the case of Nicolas Politis; Marilena Papadaki.- G.E Modigliani in the Zimmerwald Movement: 'War against war' and The United States of Europe; Donatella Cherubini.- 'With every nerve in my body I stand for peace': Jane Ellen Harrison and the Heresy of War; Jean Mills.- Between Frontlines: The Militant Pacifist Rosika Schimmer and Her Total Peace Effort; Dagmar Wernitznig.- Introduction to Part III.- Peace, a Tactical Approach: How Britain and Germany Abused the Promise of Peace during the First World War; Justin Quinn Olmstead.- A future too awful to contemplate: Lord Lansdowne, war aims and peace advocacy in England in 1917; Keith Grieves.- Mutineers and Non-Mutineers in the French Army (May-June 1917); Galit Haddad.- Selected Bibliography.- Index

Justin Quinn Olmstead is Assistant Professor of History and Director of History Education at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma, USA.