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In this book of 1907 Addams argues that the older peace movement, with its appeals to pity and its hopes for arbitration treaties, could not overcome militarism, because it left untouched the warlike values built into government and everyday life. She looks for “newer ideals” in the immigrant districts of Chicago, where people from many nations live and work side by side, and in labour protection, child welfare and the participation of women in city government. Peace in this sense is not merely the absence of war but the growth of a cooperative, cosmopolitan social life. Addams later chaired the Woman’s Peace Party, opposed US entry into the First World War and received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.

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