Vol.24, No.2: April-June 2008

The Technology Issue

Censorship, Information Warfare, and the Battle to Protect the Internet
Ron Deibert is developing technical solutions that enable people in repressive regimes to use the Internet without getting caught. Marshall Beck interviewed him about his "Citizen Lab."

Also in this issue:

Canada's Radarsat: High-Tech Satellites for Peace or War?
Ron Shirtliff was stimulated by Richard Sanders's sleuthing into the strange business deals of the manufacturers of Canada's surveillance satellite, which has many possible uses.

Kenya: Healing the Nation
A flawed election in this East African country provoked outrage that evoked latent tribal conflicts over land and other problems, writes Katie Meyers. But Kofi Annan helped the rival leaders find a basis for power-sharing, and throughout the strife many citizens worked for peace and reconciliation.

See our full table of contents for April-June 2008 here.

On the web: The Peace Calendar

The Peace Calendar was the first regular publication of the Canadian Disarmament Information Service (CANDIS), and was the direct predecessor of Peace Magazine. You can now see all 22 issues, from January 1983 to December 1984, at http://www.peacemagazine.org/peacecalendar/about.html.

On the web: 2007 archives

All articles from the 2007 editions of Peace Magazine are now online in the archive.

On the web: Cover gallery

You can now view all our covers (from 1985 to the current issue) as thumbnail images. See the gallery here. The covers can also be seen when you browse individual articles from the archive.

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