Postnational Memory, Peace and War: Making pasts beyond borders

Author: Nigel Young. Review by Ken Smith.

'It can be difficult to escape national confines when thinking about peace and war – even for the peace movement.' | Photo: 'Postnational Memory, Peace and War: Making pasts beyond borders' book cover

It can be difficult to escape national confines when thinking about peace and war – even for the peace movement. Key reference points often relate to specific conflicts. Conscientious objection, Quaker service, CND, white poppies and peace demos all have roots in UK history.

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