Titlebook: Comparative Education, Terrorism and Human Security; From Critical Pedago Wayne Nelles (Senior Associate with the Sustainabl Book 2003 Palg

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Human Security and Education in a Conflict Society: Lessons from Northern Irelandforcing identities and perpetuating conflict. A system of segregated education between the two communities contributes to the sense of competing identities and the notion of an “other.” However, the experience in Northern Ireland also demonstrates the potential of education to curb conflict through projects focused on peace building.

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Introduction issues as well as selected national and regional case studies with theoretical, cross-disciplinary and comparative analyses to illustrate broader themes. The studies presented could lead to other comparative education research, illuminating links to terrorism, school-based violence, and conflict or

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Theoretical Issues and Pragmatic Challenges for Education, Terrorism and Security Researcherspectives in the context of the American “war on terrorism” after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States (hereafter referred to as “9/11”). However, it focuses not only on American issues, perspectives or definitions of “war” or “terrorism” or “security” or suffering and tragedy alone

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Rethinking Human Vulnerability, Security, and Connection Through Relational Theorizingr on terrorism.” This challenge requires that we engage in ethical reflection, perhaps even that we become political philosophers. To this end, I consider the relevance of relational theorizing to understanding human vulnerability, security, and alliance across difference.. I am motivated by perenni

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Terrorism and the Pedagogy of Violence: a Critical Analysise.. The span of its narrative covers nearly three decades. The conceptual framework used is centered on the notions of human security and mutual vulnerability. Such an approach posits that in an integrated system the security of the whole, including its stronger components is contingent upon its wea

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Cultural War through Sound Bytes: The Assault by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni on Crit released a report entitled .. One of the report’s authors is Jerry L. Martin, president of ACTA and a former official at the National Endowment for the Humanities as well as a former chair of the philosophy department at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The other author is Anne D. Neal, vice

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Human Security and Education in a Conflict Society: Lessons from Northern Irelanduman security issues in addressing terrorism in conflict societies. Northern Ireland demonstrates the paradox of education in regard to conflict. Identity plays a significant role in maintaining division between the Unionist and Nationalist communities, and for the most part remains segregated, reen

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Education and Human Security in Sierra Leone: Discourses of Failure and Reconstructionations, but as well for the large-scale involvement of children and youth as armed participants in the conflict. In considering the underlying and proximate factors that led to the complete collapse of human security and the engagement of children as combatants and victims in this conflict, it is cl