The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell Volume 21

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In Collected Papers 21, Bertrand Russell addresses the critical challenge faced by anti-militarists during the 1930s: determining the most effective political and moral response to international aggression. His exploration delves into the complexities of opposing war while grappling with the pressing need for action against rising threats, offering insights into the ethical considerations and political strategies relevant to that tumultuous era.