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Tag Archives: hope
Poverty: A terrible terrorist, Part 2
By guest author Charikleia Tsatsaroni Mahatma Gandhi said, “Poverty is the worst violence.” Poverty is also a terrorist. Poverty means threats of or actual loss of jobs, loss of pensions, loss of one’s home, loss of hope. It means living … Continue reading
Posted in Human rights, Understanding violence
Tagged austerity, Charikleia Tsatsaroni, Greece, health, hope, Mahatma Gandhi, poverty, social conflict, terrorism, unemployment
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Beliefs that perpetuate war
In 1989, Roger Walsh (a professor of psychiatry at University of California Irvine) wrote a seminal paper entitled, Toward a Psychology of Human Survival: Psychological Approaches to Contemporary Global Threats.
Walsh identified several global threats that continue… Continue reading
Posted in Peace studies
Tagged abolishing war, activism, altruism, cognitive beliefs, Dean Hammer, ecological blight, hope, human nature, justice, malnutrition, military-industrial complex, nuclear weapons, peace, pessimism, resource depletion, Roger Walsh, University of California Irvine, war
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