John Hume is a Nobel Laureate in Peace and Honorary Professor of Peace Studies at the University of UlsterT.G. Fraser is Emeritus Professor of History and Honorary Professor of Conflict Research at the University of UlsterLeonie Murray is Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Ulster

• Preface – John Hume, T.G. Fraser and Leonie MurrayIntroduction: My philosophy of peace – Nobel Laureate John Hume1. Peacemaking: challenges for the new century – Leonie Murray2. Thomas P. ‘Tip’ O’Neill Jr. The honour of public service – Rosemary D. O’Neill3. Peacemaking – President William J. Clinton4. The European Union: a force for peace in the world – The Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, TD, President of the European Council5. Europe and peace – President Romano Prodi6. Europe as a force for creative reconciliation – President Pat Cox7. Peace and reconciliation in the modern world – Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton8. Learning the lessons of peacebuilding – Secretary-General Kofi Annan9. Europe’s role in world peace – Garret FitzGerald10. Security in the 21st century – Senator John Kerry11. Between facts and fantasies: sources of anti-Americanism – Ambassador Mitchell Reiss12. All peace is local – President Mary McAleese13. From peace to reconciliation – Foreign Minister Dermot Ahern, TD14. Moving out of conflict – Maurice Hayes15. Peace, multiculturalism and development – Kader AsmalConclusion – Paul ArthurIndex

John Hume is a Nobel Laureate in Peace and Honorary Professor of Peace Studies at the University of UlsterT.G. Fraser is Emeritus Professor of History and Honorary Professor of Conflict Research at the University of UlsterLeonie Murray is Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Ulster

• Preface – John Hume, T.G. Fraser and Leonie MurrayIntroduction: My philosophy of peace – Nobel Laureate John Hume1. Peacemaking: challenges for the new century – Leonie Murray2. Thomas P. ‘Tip’ O’Neill Jr. The honour of public service – Rosemary D. O’Neill3. Peacemaking – President William J. Clinton4. The European Union: a force for peace in the world – The Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, TD, President of the European Council5. Europe and peace – President Romano Prodi6. Europe as a force for creative reconciliation – President Pat Cox7. Peace and reconciliation in the modern world – Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton8. Learning the lessons of peacebuilding – Secretary-General Kofi Annan9. Europe’s role in world peace – Garret FitzGerald10. Security in the 21st century – Senator John Kerry11. Between facts and fantasies: sources of anti-Americanism – Ambassador Mitchell Reiss12. All peace is local – President Mary McAleese13. From peace to reconciliation – Foreign Minister Dermot Ahern, TD14. Moving out of conflict – Maurice Hayes15. Peace, multiculturalism and development – Kader AsmalConclusion – Paul ArthurIndex

John Hume is a Nobel Laureate in Peace and Honorary Professor of Peace Studies at the University of UlsterT.G. Fraser is Emeritus Professor of History and Honorary Professor of Conflict Research at the University of UlsterLeonie Murray is Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Ulster

• Preface – John Hume, T.G. Fraser and Leonie MurrayIntroduction: My philosophy of peace – Nobel Laureate John Hume1. Peacemaking: challenges for the new century – Leonie Murray2. Thomas P. ‘Tip’ O’Neill Jr. The honour of public service – Rosemary D. O’Neill3. Peacemaking – President William J. Clinton4. The European Union: a force for peace in the world – The Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, TD, President of the European Council5. Europe and peace – President Romano Prodi6. Europe as a force for creative reconciliation – President Pat Cox7. Peace and reconciliation in the modern world – Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton8. Learning the lessons of peacebuilding – Secretary-General Kofi Annan9. Europe’s role in world peace – Garret FitzGerald10. Security in the 21st century – Senator John Kerry11. Between facts and fantasies: sources of anti-Americanism – Ambassador Mitchell Reiss12. All peace is local – President Mary McAleese13. From peace to reconciliation – Foreign Minister Dermot Ahern, TD14. Moving out of conflict – Maurice Hayes15. Peace, multiculturalism and development – Kader AsmalConclusion – Paul ArthurIndex