Motus pacis

Motus pacis vel motus pacificus est motus socialis qui exemplaria sicut finis certi belli (vel omnium bellorum) petit, violentiam inter homines in certo loco vel genere rerum minuit, et ad finem pacis universae adipiscendae saepe coniungitur. Inter rationes horum finium conficiendorum sunt pacifismus, repugnantia inviolentiae, diplomatia, boycott, castra pacis, consumerismus ethicus, subsidium candidatorum politicorum contra bellum, leges ad lucrum amovendum ex pactis inter rempublicam et multiplicem militario-industrialen, arma ignifera prohibenda, detrectorem militiae, mi administrationes apertas et instrumenta pelluciditatis creanda, democratia directa, whistleblowers qui scelera bellica vel coniurationes ad bella fovenda exponunt sustinenda, obtestationes, et greges usuum politici ad leges perferendas.

Fasciculus 11 Die Friedens-Warte, periodici Germanici de motu pacis, 1913.

Foedus Gulielmi Penn cum Indis, quod numquam violatum est.

"Pax." Caricatura Henrici Richard, prominentis pacifismi suasoris medio saeculo undevicensimo.

Mahatma Gandhi, dux motus libertatis Indiae et suasor repugnantiae non violentae.

Transfuga, a Boardman Robinson facta (1916).

Nonnulli homines dicunt laxam per orbem terrarum agitatorum et virorum civilium rerum peritorum coniunctionem singulum finem communicare, qui ergo singulus motus, "motum contra bellum" communem est. Hae res vires sociales inseparabiles saepe videntur, quia eae collaborationem laxam, respondentem, et ab eventibus coactam inter greges constituunt, quorum incitamenta sunt humanismus, environmentalismus, vegetarianismus, ideologia viridis, anti-rassismus, feminismus, decentralizatio, hospitalitas, ideologia, theologia, et fides.

Nexus interni

• Activismus
• Alba Rosa
• Coniunctio communium
• Detrectator militiae
• Exarmatio nuclearis
• Mahatma Gandhi
• Manifestatio
• Pactio de armis nuclearibus
• Pactio de mercatu armorum
• Symboli pacis
• Societates pacis fautores
• Vexillum pacis

Bibliographia

• Bennett, Scott H. 2003. Radical Pacifism: The War Resisters League and Gandhian Nonviolence in America, 1915–45. Syracuse University Press.
• Chatfield, Charles, ed. 1973. Peace Movements in America. Novi Eboraci: Schocken Books. ISBN 0805203869.
• Chatfield, Charles, cum Robert Kleidman. 1992. The American Peace Movement: Ideals and Activism. New York: Twayne Publishers. ISBN 0805738525.
• Durand, André. 1996. Gustave Moynier and the peace societies. International Review of the Red Cross 314:532–550.
• Eastman, Carolyn. 2009. Fight Like a Man: Gender and Rhetoric in the Early Nineteenth-Century American Peace Movement. American Nineteenth Century History 10(Sept.): 247–271.
• Locke, Elsie. 1992. Peace People: A History of Peace Activities in New Zealand. Christchurch Novae Zelandiae: Hazard Press. ISBN 0908790201.
• Marullo, Sam, et John Lofland, eds. 1990. Peace Action in the Eighties: Social Science Perspectives. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press. ISBN 0813515610.
• Moorehead, Caroline. 1987. Troublesome People: The Warriors of Pacifism. Bethesdae Terrae Mariae: Adler & Adler.
• Peace III, Roger C. 1991. A Just and Lasting Peace: The U.S. Peace Movement from the Cold War to Desert Storm. Sicagi: The Noble Press. ISBN 0962268380.
• Stellato, Jesse, ed. 2012. Not in Our Name: American Antiwar Speeches, 1846 to the Present. Pennsylvania State University Press.
• Wittner, Lawrence S. 1984. Rebels Against War: The American Peace Movement, 1933–1983. Philadelphiae: Temple University Press. ISBN 0877223424.
• Zaroulis, Nancy, et Gerald Sullivan. 1984. Who Spoke Up? American Protest Against the War in Vietnam, 1963–1975. Novi Eboraci: Holt, Rinehart and Winston. ISBN 0030056039.

Nexus externi

• Die Friedens-Warte, www.friedens-warte.de, periodicum pacis et organizationis internationalis
• "International People's Initiative for Departments of Peace," www.peoplesinitiativefordepartmentsofpeace.org
• "Leading Peace Organizations in the United States," www.startguide.org
• "Pacific Northwest Antiwar and Radical History Project," depts.washington.edu