The World Court (Vol. I, No. 2, Sept. 1915)
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1. Front matter2. THE WORLD COURT3. WORLD COMMENT4. EDITORIALS5. THE WORLD COURT MOVEMENT6. THE WAR’S POSSIBLE DURATION THE PROBLEM OF THE EXHAUSTION OF THE NATIONS ENGAGED—THEIR ENORMOUS RESOURCES AND COMPARATIVELY SMALL EXPENDITURE OF WEALTH AND MEN7. THE COMPOSITION OF THE WORLD COURT8. THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF NATIONS REQUIRED TO SUCCESSFULLY INAUGURATE A COURT OF ARBITRAL JUSTICE9. THE BREAKDOWN OF “CULTURE” AS A REDEMPTIVE FORCE10. THE CHURCH AS A FACTOR IN RACIAL RELATIONS11. POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF A WORLD COURT12. THE BUSINESS MAN IN POLITICS13. PEACE BY COMPULSION SOME PRACTICAL DIFFICULTIES IN THE PATH OF THE OPERATION OF THE PROPOSED LEAGUE OF PEACE—IT WOULD NECESSITATE A RADICAL CHANGE OF POLICY ON THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES14. THE MILITARIST15. A PEACE SUGGESTION IN A WARLIKE GUISE—AN EFFECTIVE POLICY OF NAVAL DEFENSE FOR THE UNITED STATES AT A MINIMUM COST16. THE INFORMATION DESK