Tense: The Coming World Order (2004) With Every Mistake (2005) War: The Lethal Custom (2005) The Mess They Made: The Middle East After Iraq (2007) After Iraq: Anarchy and Renewal in the Middle East. 2008 ; German edition Climate Wars (2008) Crawling from the Wreckage (2010) Canada in the Great Power Game 1914-2014 (2014) eBook Don't Panic: Islamic State Terrorism and the Middle East (2015) Growing Pains: The Future of Democracy and Work (2018) The Shortest History of War (2021) Documentaries War (miniseries) (1983 8-part miniseries) produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) and broadcast in 45 countries including by the BBC and PBS. The third part of the series titled The Profession of Arms was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. The series won an ACTRA Award and the Public Jury's Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Nyon, Switzerland. His collaborator was Tina Viljoen. A book of the same name based on the series was published in 1985. The Defence of Canada (1986) A collaboration with Tina Viljoen for the NFB and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Harder Than It Looks (1987) The Human Race (1994) - Examines the roots, nature and future of human politics. Protection Force (1995) - A three-part series on peacekeepers in Bosnia. Radio series Seven Faces of Communism (1978) - A seven-part radio and TV series produced for the CBC and the American Broadcasting Company (ABC), 1978. Brazil (1979) The Catholic Counter-Revolution (1980) War (1981) The Gorbachev Revolution (1988–90) Millennium (1996) Climate Wars on CBC Radio Ideas (2008) (3-part documentary) References External links Official website Dyer interviewed on Dan Carlin's Hardcore History Podcast. , a clip of Dyer answering questions about the book. Gwynne Dyer on "Climate Wars: The Fight for Survival as the World Overheats" - video report by Democracy Now! A Response to Gwynne Dyer, "Ethiopia: Population, Famine and Fate, 1 September 2009" In Conversation: We Ain't Seen Nothing Yet: Gwynne Dyer, In Conversation with Robert S. Eshelman, The Brooklyn Rail Works by Gwynne Dyer at Internet Archive 1943 births Living people Alumni of King's College London Canadian military historians Canadian male non-fiction writers Canadian columnists Canadian expatriates in England Canadian political writers Memorial University of Newfoundland alumni Officers of the Order of Canada Writers from St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador Rice University alumni Journalists from Newfoundland and Labrador Canadian expatriate writers