World Peace Foundation.

Title varies, 1917-Mar. 1923: League of Nations.

World Peace Foundation pamphlets.

Includes indexes.

European peace treaties after World War II; negotiations and texts of treaties with Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Rumania, and Finland.

"Supplementary to Documents on American foreign relations, VIII, 1945-1946 and IX, 1947."

War and peace aims of the United Nations.

Includes bibliographical references.

In the fourth year; anticipations of a world peace,

The way to concrete realization.--The league must be representative.--The necessary powers of the league.--The labour view of middle Africa.--Getting the league idea clear in relation to imperialism.--The war aims of the western allies.--The future of monarchy.--The plain necessity for a league.--Democracy.--The recent struggle for proportional representation in Great Britain.--The study and propaganda of democracy.

Peace aims and post-war planning, a bibliography

"Comprises books, pamphlets and articles published in the United States and England between 1939 and July 1942."--Pref.

World missions and world peace : a study of Christ's conquest /

Mode of access: Internet.

Hunger, politics and security : a new and unfamiliar face of the world peace problem /

"Prepared for the Presidential Commission on World Hunger."

Organizations in the United States that promote international and world peace ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Soviet active measures : the World Peace Council.

"April 1985."

The drain of armaments : the cost of peace under arms,

Mode of access: Internet.

Political parties and redemocratization in Uruguay /

"Paper prepared for the project "The Role of Political Parties in the Return to Democracy in the Southern Cone," sponsored by the Latin American Program of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the World Peace Foundation."

The Monroe doctrine after the war,

Appendix: p. 266-305.

Proceedings of the Conference on international relations, held at Cornell university, Ithaca, N.Y., June 15-30, 1915.

"Important books on international relations": p. 400-408; other bibliographies interspersed.

The Netherlands and the United States,

"Suggestions for further reading": p. 96.