Kurlansky Mark:
Nonviolence: The History of a Dangerous Idea
Foreword by: Dalai Lama
Modern Library , 2008
Quality paperback, 203 pages
Size: 205x134 mm
ISBN: 9780812974478
ISBN-10: 0812974476
You save: 30%
Mark Kurlansky
Mark Kurlansky Is The Author Of "The Basque History Of The World;" The "New York Times" Bestseller "Cod: A Biography Of The Fish That Changed The World; A Chosen Few: The Resurrection Of European Jewry;" And "A Continent Of Islands: Searching For The Caribbean Destiny." During The Past Twenty Years He Has Spent A Great Deal Of Time In The Caribbean, Including Seven Years As The "Chicago Tribune's" Caribbean Correspondent, And Has Written Numerous Works Of Short Fiction And Journalism About The Region. He Lives In New York City.
Dalai Lama
Ani Pachen Lives In Dharamsala, India, Where She Devotes Her Time To Her Spiritual Practices. She Has Chosen Dharamsala As Her Home In Order To Be Near The Dalai Lama And His Tibetan Government In Exile. She Continues To Take Part In Demonstrations For A Free Tibet, And Speaks To People From Around<Br>The World Who Have Conic To Hear Her Story. She Has Become A Heroine In The Tibetan Community. <Br>Adelaide Donnelley Lives In Berkeley, California, Near Her Two Sons. She Has Worked As A Psychologist, Photographer, And Write And Has Recently Completed Work On Boundary Water, A Memoir. She And An
