The Oxford Handbook of Peace History
by Charles Howlett, Christian Philip Peterson, Deborah D. Buffton, David L. Hostetter
The Oxford Handbook of Peace History, edited by Charles Howlett, Christian Philip Peterson, Deborah D. Buffton, and David L. Hostetter, provides a thorough exploration of peace as a subject of historical study. It compiles expert analyses on the development of peace concepts, movements, and practices across time, offering invaluable insights for scholars and students in history and peace studies.
About This Book
The Oxford Handbook of Peace History offers a detailed examination of peace as a historical phenomenon. Edited by Charles Howlett, Christian Philip Peterson, Deborah D. Buffton, and David L. Hostetter, it brings together expert contributions on the evolution of peace movements and ideas.
This handbook provides an essential resource for understanding the intersections of history and peace advocacy. It covers key themes in peace studies, drawing on scholarly insights to illuminate past efforts toward nonviolence and reconciliation.
Designed for academics, students, and researchers, the book serves as a foundational text in the discipline. Its structured approach ensures accessibility while maintaining depth in historical analysis.
Through its collaborative authorship, the handbook reflects diverse perspectives on peace history, making it a vital addition to historical scholarship.
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