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  <article>
    <type>article</type>
    <datenum>20041001</datenum>
    <date>October 1, 2004</date>
    <author>Overby, Charles M.</author>
    <title>"A Quest for Peace with Article9:
            With Some Reflections on Contemporary US Imperialism,
            and US-Japan Security Arrangements"</title>
    <subtitle>2004 OU International Students Forum paper 10/1/04</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2004_10_01_Overby_Ohio_Univ_International_Studies_Forum.pdf</doc_url>
<synopsis>A Quest for Peace With Article9. With Some reflections on Contemporary US Imperialism, and US-Japan Security Agreements. for the Ohio University International Student Forum.</synopsis>
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   <article>
    <type>article</type>
    <datenum>20040801</datenum>
    <date>August 1, 2004</date>
    <author>Overby, Charles M.</author>
    <title>A Proposed Amendment to the United States Constitution</title>
    <subtitle>Veterans for Peace, proposed US Consitutional Amendment 2005</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2004_08_01_Overby_Amendment_to_Constitution.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>This is a preliminary proposed US Constitutional Amendment, like Article 9 of the Japanese Consitution. I hope to get VFP to act on it at their 2005 convention.</synopsis>
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    <article>
    <type>article</type>
    <datenum>20040724</datenum>
    <date>July 24, 2004</date>
    <author>Charles M. Overby</author>
    <title>A Resolution Approved and Adopted By the United States Veterans Group Called Veterans for Peace (VFP)</title>
    <subtitle>Veterans for Peace 2004 Annual Convention, Boston, Massachussetts- Resolution Approved</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2004_07_24_Overby_Veterans_For_Peace_Resolution.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>This is a VFP resolution of support for the Japanese people to encourage them in their fight to keep the US and Japanese governments from completely killing Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution.</synopsis>
  </article>
  
    <article>
    <type>paper</type>
    <datenum>20040525</datenum>
    <date>May 25, 2004</date>
    <author>Charles M. Overby</author>
    <title>"Counting the Future Rather than Discounting It: An observation on a small piece of the ocean in which we swim"</title>
    <subtitle>For the International Phlilosophers for Peace Conference on Capitalism with a Human Face</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2004_05_25_Overby_Counting_The_Future.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis></synopsis>
  </article>
  
    <article>
    <type>paper</type>
    <datenum>20031203</datenum>
     <date>October 2003 (typo-corrected version as of Dec. 03, 2003)</date>
    <author>Charles M. Overby</author>
    <title>Japan 2003 Lecture (21-page version) "Humanitiy's Plea for Rules of Law Rather Than Rules of War."</title>
    <doc_url>articles/2003_12_03_Overby_Article_9_Rules_of_Law_Japanese_Lectures.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Dr. Overby's paper for his October-November 2003 Japanese lectures and dialogue. This is the 21 page version of the paper. "Article 9 - Humanity's Plea for Rules of Law Rather than Rules of War."
   </synopsis>
  </article>
  
    <article>
    <type>paper</type>
    <datenum>20011108</datenum>
    <date>November 8, 2001</date>
    <author>Charles M. Overby</author>
    <title>U.S. - Japanese Foreign Policy:<br/>
           The Birth and Death of Article 9 - <br/>
           And a Nobel Peace Prize Proposal for Article 9</title>
    <subtitle>Hofstra Paper -- A Nobel Prize for Article 9</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2001_11_08_Overby_Nobel_Prize_Article_9.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>U.S.-Japanese Foreign Policy: The Birth and Death of Article 9 -- A proposal for a Nobel Prize for Article 9 and Japanese Supporters of Article 9. Presented by Dr. Charles Overby at the November 8,9 and 10, 2001 conference --"2001: A Peace Odyssey" in commemoration of the 100th Aniversary of the Nobel Peace Prize sponsored by Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York, and The Peace History Society.</synopsis>
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    <article>
    <type>excerpt</type>
    <datenum>2001</datenum>
    <date>2001</date>
    <author>Charles M. Overby</author>
    <title>Excerpts from our book, A Call for Peace</title>
    <subtitle></subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2001a_Overby_Call_For_Peace_Excerpts_Half_Life_of_Earth.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Founding of the Article 9 Society (A9S)<br/>
              The 1991 Persian Gulf Oil Resource War<br/>
              Consumption and the Half Life of Earth</synopsis>
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    <article>
    <type>flier</type>
    <datenum>1999</datenum>
    <date>1999</date>
    <author>Charles M. Overby</author>
    <title>Founding of the A9S and Its Goals and Objectives</title>
    <subtitle></subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/1991_07_01_Article_9_Goals_a9sgoals.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>The Goals and Objectives of the Article 9 Society</synopsis>
  </article>
  
    <article>
    <type>paper</type>
    <datenum>19990513</datenum>
    <date>May 13, 1999</date>
    <author>Charles Overby</author>
    <title>"In Appreciation Of This Great (And Mostly Ignored) Gandhian Wisdom Called Article 9"</title>
    <subtitle>for the HAP-'99 "Japan-Day" at The Hague, Netherlands</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/1999_05_13_Overby_Gandhian_Wisdom.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Dr. Overby's paper presented at the Japan Day session at The Hague in May 1999. It explores some of the destruction of A9 by US and Japanese governments over the past half century and suggests hopeful possibilities for Japanese sovereign citizens who love and wish to restore A9's integrity.</synopsis>
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    <article>
    <type>paper</type>
    <datenum>199810</datenum>
    <date>October 1998</date>
    <author>Dr. Charles Overby</author>
    <title>"Save Article 9 -- With Non-Military Japan-U.S. Cooperation"</title>
    <subtitle></subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/1998_10_Overby_Save_Article_9.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>This paper was presented at numerous locations throughout Japan for A9S civil society groups and universities, colleges and at some high schools on a multi-week lecture tour in summer of 1998. It explores someof the destruction of A9 by US and Japanese governments over the past half century and suggests hopeful possibilites for Japanese sovereign citizens who love and wish to restore A9's integrity.</synopsis>
  </article>
  
    <article>
    <type>lecture</type>
    <datenum>20010927</datenum>
    <date>September 27, 2001</date>
    <author>Dr. Hiroshi Katsumori</author>
    <title>"A Revival of Japanese Militarism and A Crisis for Article-9 of Japan's War-Renouncing Constitution</title>
    <subtitle></subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2001_09_27_Katsumori_Japanese_Militarism.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Dr. Katsumori reflects on the remilitarization threat in Japan, and the danger for Article 9.</synopsis>
  </article>
  
    <article>
    <type>paper</type>
    <datenum>19881106</datenum>
    <date>November 6-10, 1988</date>
    <author>Dr. Charles Overby</author>
    <title>"Peace Museums, Museums, And the Arts -- As Means for Generational Learning"</title>
    <subtitle>A paper for The Third International Conference of Peace Museums</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/1998_11_06_Overby_Peace_Museums.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Kyoto98 -- a paper on The Arts for Peace. This paper was presented at a conference on Peace Museums at Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan. It focuses on the potential inherent in the Arts to help us grow Generational Memories for the bestiality and absurdity of war -- so that youth will be less likely to have to learn of war through first-hand experience with it. A young Japanese installation artist, Yanagi, among others is discussed. Especially meaningful are Yanagi's Urashima Taro and A9 and his World-Flag-Ant-Farm and The 38th Parallel (North and South Korean Flags -- and ants) installations.</synopsis>
  </article>
  
  <article>
    <type>abstract</type>
    <datenum>2002</datenum>
    <date>2002</date>
    <author>Charles Overby</author>
    <title>"A Call for Peace: The Implications of Japan's War-Renouncing Constitution"</title>
    <subtitle>A bilingual book -- Japanese and English by, Charles Overby (text), M. Kunihiro (translator), and K. Momoi (photo artist). Published by Kodansha International (1997)Tokyo and Kodansha America (1998) New York</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2002a_Overby_Call_For_Peace_Abstract.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Overby reviews the book -- Overby, Kunihiro, and Momoi, A Call for Peace: The Implications of Japan's War-Renouncing Constitution.</synopsis>
  </article>
 
 <article>
    <type>biography</type>
    <datenum>200502</datenum>
    <date>February 2005</date>
    <author>Chuck Overby</author>
    <title>A Brief Charles Overby Bio --"a road less traveled by"</title>
    <subtitle></subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2005_02_Overby_Biography.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>A short summary of eight decades of existence on Planet Earth with a focus on my on-going passion for Article 9's wisdom of the ages -- a cry from all humanity for an end to the obscenity called war.</synopsis>
  </article>

  <article>
    <type>editorial</type>
    <datenum>20011026</datenum>
    <date>October 26, 2001</date>
    <author>Dr. Chuck Overby</author>
    <title>"Military Solution A Mirage"</title>
    <subtitle>Teach-In on the 9/11/2001 Tragedy</subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2001_10_26_Overby_Military_Solution_Mirage.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>Dr. Overby's 29 October 2001 contribution at an Ohio University teach-in on the 9/11 tradgey -- and opinion piece published in the Ohio University student newspaper, The Post, on October 26, 2001, and a reading list for students who attended the session where Overby spoke.
    </synopsis>
  </article>

<article>
    <type>article</type>
    <datenum>20011210</datenum>
    <date>December 10, 2001</date>
    <author>Dr. Charles Overby</author>
    <title>"Some Reflections On A Nobel Peace Prize for Article 9, And Japanese People Who Wish to Keep It Alive"</title>
    <subtitle>A David and Goliath Story About A9 </subtitle>
    <doc_url>articles/2001_12_10_Overby_Nobel_Prize_Article_9.pdf</doc_url>
    <synopsis>This one page summary was taken to the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize awards cermony in Oslo on December 10, 2001, as a reflection piece.
    </synopsis>
  </article>
  
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