Institutional violence /
Co-edited by Minnesota author Robert Litke.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam ; Atlanta, Ga. :
Rodopi,
1999.
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| Series: | Value inquiry book series;
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Is poverty violence / Steven Lee
- 2. Linguistic violence / William C. Gay
- 3. Compromised childhoods and social violence / Natalie Dandekar
- 4. The death penalty as a peace issue / Stephen Nathanson
- 5. Mothers in prison : institutional violence, human values, and healing / Mar Peter-Raoul and Sherrie Apple
- 6. Work and peacemaking / Robert Sessions
- 7. Fundamentalism, oppression, and violence / Robert Litke
- 8. Ideological intolerance : causes, consequences, and alternatives / Jerald Richards
- 9. Genocide and moral philosophy / Judith L. Presler
- 10. International intervention : shell in Nigeria / Eddy Souffrant
- 11. The challenge of systemic oppression : the dangerous divorce of civil and domestic spheres / Sally J. Scholz
- 12. Feminist justice and sexual harassment / James P. Sterba
- 13. Feminism and firearms / Amy Ihlan
- 14. Devaluing others to enhance our self-esteem : a moral phenomenology of racism / Laura Duhan Kaplan
- 16. The limits of tolerance / Paula J. Smithka
- 17. Racism and prejudice / Larry Udell
- 18. Institutional violence as systemic evil / Robert Ginsberg
- 19. Ecofeminism and the dismantling of institutional violence / Michael Allen Fox
- 20. Treading on harrowed ground : the violence of agriculture / Judith A. Boss
- 21. Managing violence under military professionalization / John Kultgen
- 22. The armed forces caught in a web : both victims and perpetrators of violence / Gail M. Presbey
- 23. Ethical education in the military : controlling the institution of violence / David E. Johnson
- 24. Power, public authority, and nonviolence / Joseph C. Kunkel
- 25. A world without enemies (Bush's brush with morality) / Ron Hirschbein
- 26. Epistemological violence / Andrew Norman
- 27. A Buddhist response to institutional violence / Glen T. Martin.