BatesonGregory. 1979. Mind and Nature: A Necessary Unity.New York: Dutton
2.
BianchiHerman, and van SwaaningenRene eds., 1986. Abolitionism: Towards a Non-Repressive Approach to Crime.Amsterdam: Free University Press
3.
BouldingElise. 1988. Building a Global Clinic Culture: Education for an Independent World.New York: Teachers College Press
4.
BreedenWilliam T.1992. ‘Uncriminal Justice.’ Unpublished paper for a graduate pro-seminar in Criminal Justice, Indiana University, Bloomington
5.
Brock-UtneBirgit. 1989. Feminist Perspectives on Peace and Peace Education.New York: Pergamon
6.
ChristieNils. 1981. Limits to Pain.Oxford, U.K.: Martin Robertson
7.
CordellaJ. Peter.1991. ‘Reconciliation and the Mutualist Model of Community,’ in PepinskyHarold E., and QuinneyRichard, eds., Criminology as Peacemaking, pp. 30–46. Bloomington: Indiana University Press
8.
De HaanWillem. 1990. The Politics of Redress.London/New York: Unwin Hyman
9.
KohnHoward, and MonksVicki1988. ‘The Dirty Secrets of George Bush.’Rolling Stone, (November 3): 44–50, 120
10.
KomRichard. 1971. ‘Of Crime, Criminal Justice and Corrections.’San Francisco Law Review6(1): 27–75.
11.
GaltungJohan. 1969. ‘Violence, Peace, and Peace Research.’Journal of Peace Research, 6: 213–93
12.
GaltungJohan1987. ‘United States Foreign Policy as Manifest Theology.’ Unpublished paper, Center for International Studies, Princeton University
13.
HenryStuart. 1984. Private Justice: Towards Integrating Theory in the Sociology of Law.New York: Metheun
14.
KnoppFay Honey.1991. ‘Community Solutions to Sexual Violence: Feminist Abolitionist Perspectives,’ in PepinskyHarold E., and QuinneyRichard, eds.,Criminologyas Peacemaking, 181–93. Bloomington: Indiana University Press
15.
LasocikZbigniew, PlatekMonika, and RzeplinskaIrena1991. Abolitionism in History: On Another Way of Thinking.Warsaw: University of Warsaw, Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialization
16.
Little Rock Reed.1992. ‘Broken Treaties, Broken Promises.’The Other Side, 28(3): 48–54, 62
17.
MacLeanBrian D., and PepinskyHarold E.1993. We Who Would Take No Prisoners: Report on the Fifth International Conference on Penal Abolition, Bloomington, Indiana USA, May 22-25 1991.Vancouver: Collective Press
18.
McWilliamsJohn C.1990. ‘Covert Connections: The FBN, the OSS, and the CIA.’The Historian53: 657–78.
19.
MillerJerome G.1991. Last One Over the Wall: The Massachusetts Experiment in Closing Reform Schools.Columbus: Ohio State University Press
PepinskyHarold E.1982. ‘A Season of Disenchantment: Trends in Chinese Justice Reconsidered.’International Journal of the Sociology of Law, 10: 277–85.
23.
PepinskyHarold E.1987. ‘Information Sharing as a Human Right.’Humanity and Society11: 189–211.
24.
PepinskyHarold E.1991. The Geometry of Violence and Democracy.Bloomington: Indiana University Press
25.
PepinskyHarold E.1992. ‘Norwegian and Polish Lessons for Keeping Down Prison Populations.’ Unpublished paper. Bloomington: Indiana University
26.
PepinskyHarold E., and QuinneyRichard1991. Criminology as Peacemaking.Bloomington: Indiana University Press
27.
Prison Research Education Action Project. 1976. Instead of Prisons: A Handbook for Abolitionists.Orwell, Vermont: Safer Society Press
28.
RegoliBob, and HewittJohn D.1991. Delinquency in Society: A Child-Centered Approach.New York: McGraw-Hill
29.
TifftLarry L., and MarkhamLyn. 1991. ‘Battering Women and Battering Central Americans: A Peacemaking Synthesis,’ in PepinskyHarold E., and QuinneyRichard, eds., Criminology as Peacemaking, 114–53. Bloomington: Indiana University Press
30.
WeberMax. 1958 1904/1905. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
31.
ZinnHoward. 1980. A People's History of the United States.New York: Harper Torchbooks
32.
ZinnHoward, 1990. A People's History of the United States. New York: Harper Torchbooks -1990Declarations of Independence: Cross-Examining American Ideology.New York: Harper Collins
