the cost of militarization worldwide now exceeds US$1,686 billion. The book further demonstrates how people in any country can learn the skills to prevent conflict and apply them in their own communities, schools, workplace and families. In 2020 she wrote The Mighty Heart: How to transform conflict which outlines the skills and techniques of conflict transformation. These skills were developed into an online course and in 2022 she wrote The Mighty Heart in Action which shows how they help people build a better world. Through Business Plan for Peace she advises the leadership of selected international corporations on investing in and strengthening their respective roles in preventing violent conflict, and teaches young social entrepreneurs. Her TED talk on non-violence has been viewed by more than 1,426,000 people. Publications Elworthy has written, edited and contributed to myriad reports, articles and books including: 1986: Editor: How Nuclear Weapons Decisions Are Made (Macmillan, London) 1987: Author: Who Decides? Accountability and Nuclear Weapons Decision-Making in Britain, (Oxford Research Group). 1988: Producer: The Nuclear Weapons World: Who How and Where, (Pinter Publishers, London). 1989: Author: Parliament, the Public and NATO’s Nuclear Weapons, (Oxford Research Group). 1990: Co-author: New Threats and New Responses: proposals for future security decision-making in Europe, (Oxford Research Group). 1991: Co-author: Defence and Security in the New Europe: Who will decide? (Oxford Research Group). 1992: Editor: International control of the Arms Trade (Oxford Research Group). 1996 Editor and contributor: Re-thinking Defence and Foreign Policy, (Spokesman Press, London). 1996: Author: ‘Power & Sex’ (Element Books) 1997: Editor: Proposals for a Nuclear Weapon-Free World – a meeting between China and the West (Oxford Research Group). 2001: Co-author: The United States, Europe and the Majority World after 11 September (Oxford Research Group). 2001: Producer: War Prevention Works: 51 case studies of people resolving conflict (Oxford Research Group, Oxford). 2002 Co-author: A Never-Ending War? Consequences of 11 September (Oxford Research Group). 2002: Co-author: The ‘War on Terrorism’: 12-month audit and future strategy options (Oxford Research Group). 2001: Co-author: 9/11: What Should We Do Now? (Open Democracy). 2001: Author: Widening Atlantic (Open Democracy). 2002: Author: The Road Not Taken (Open Democracy). 2003: Author: The crisis over Iraq: the non-military solution (Open Democracy). 2003: Author: Waiting For The Dawn: A Bagdad Diary (Open Democracy). 2003: Author: Iraq: A Way Out? (Open Democracy). 2004: Author: Cutting the Costs of War: non-military prevention and resolution of conflict (Oxford Research Group).