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IN THIS COLLECTION FOURTEEN FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES, AND FORMER STUDENTS OF HOWARD RICHARDS, AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED PEACE THEORIST AND ACTIVIST, RECALL HIS LIFE AND REFLECT ON CURRENT OBSTACLES TO PEACE IN LIGHT OF HIS LEGACY.
EDITED BY CAROLINE HIGGINS RICHARDS AND JOANNA SWANGER, BOTH OF WHOM SUCCEEDED HOWARD IN DIRECTING EARLHAM COLLEGE’S INNOVATIVE PEACE AND GLOBAL STUDIES PROGRAM, WHICH HE FOUNDED, THE ESSAYS IN THIS COLLECTION REVEAL HOW PROFOUNDLY HOWARD INFLUENCED—AND CONTINUES TO INFLUENCE— SEVERAL GENERATIONS OF THINKERS AND ACTIVISTS WHO READ HIS WORKS AND PARTICIPATED IN PROJECTS SIMILAR TO HIS OWN. IN THEIR SCOPE AND VARIETY, THE WRITERS SUGGEST THE MYRIAD WAYS IN WHICH HOWARD’S LEGACY CONTINUES TO LIVE ON IN LARGE EFFORTS AND IN SMALL, BOTH LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.