Tag Archives: ecological approach

Earth Day and peace (Stories of engagement)

Posted on April 21, 2011 by kathiemm

[Note from Kathie Malley-Morrison:  Today we welcome guest contributor Abbie Jenks, who founded the Peace, Justice and Environmental Studies program at Greenfield Community College (GCC) in Massachusetts.] It is hard to believe that 41 years have passed since the first … Continue reading →

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Ecological approach to studying peace and war

Posted on August 23, 2010 by kathiemm

It is unlikely that the human capacity for inhumanity can ever be adequately explained by any one theory. We believe that all behavior is multi-determined—that is, many forces at a variety of levels contribute to any one type of behavior, … Continue reading →

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