Tag: Violence

 

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Articles: What Happens When Compassion Hurts?

By Jeremy Adam Smith | May 8, 2009

 

Articles: You Talkin’ To Me?

By Randall Collins | April 1, 2009

Sociologist Randall Collins suggests four practical, research-tested ways to defuse violence.

 

Articles: Why Is There Peace?

By Steven Pinker | April 1, 2009

Violence is declining, argues psychologist Steven Pinker. What are we doing right?

 
Scientists have looked to other primates for the roots of human violence, but other research finds the potential for peace.

Articles: Beyond Sex and Violence

By Jeremy Adam Smith | Winter 2009

Sex and War: How Biology Explains Warfare and Terrorism and Offers a Path to a Safer World
by Malcolm Pott s and Thomas Hayden
Benbella Books, 2008, 457 pages

Violence: A Micro-Sociological Theory
by Randall Co llins
Princeton University Press, 2008, 584 pages

 

Articles: The Greatest Test

By Emilie Raguso | Fall 2008

Forgiveness improves health and strengthens relationships. But can it help heal the scars of civil war?

 

Raising Happiness: Well, Most Kids Are Alright

By Christine Carter | May 28, 2008

 
The Semai people of Malaysia have a long history of nonviolent conflict resolution.

Articles: Worlds Without War

By Douglas P. Fry | Spring 2008

An Idea For The Greater Good

 

Articles: Playing the Blame Game

By Jeremy Adam Smith | Spring 2008

Video games stand accused of causing obesity, violence, and lousy grades. But new research paints a surprisingly complicated and positive picture, reports Jeremy Adam smith.

 

Articles: Knowledge is Power

By Jeremy Adam Smith | Spring 2008

 

Articles: The Gender of Video Games

By Jeremy Adam Smith | February 21, 2008

 
Kindergarten students participate in a Second Step lesson. The program is currently used in roughly 25,000 schools throughout the United States and Canada.

Articles: Stop! Calm Down! Think!

By Dawn Friedman | Winter 2007-08

The Second Step program has helped nine million kids understand and manage their emotions—and research shows that it’s leading to kinder, smarter schools says Dawn Friedman

 

Articles: Is Violence on the Decline?

By Rodolfo Cortes | October 4, 2007

 

Articles: Hope on the Battlefield

By Lt. Col. Dave Grossman | Summer 2007

Military leaders know a secret: The vast majority of people are overwhelmingly reluctant to take a human life.

 

Articles: Forgiveness in Action

By Jeremy Adam Smith | January 31, 2007

 

Articles: Bystanders to Genocide

By Jason Marsh | Fall/Winter 2006-07

An Interview with Philip Gourevitch

 

Articles: Kitty Genovese, American Icon

By Kathy M. Newman | Fall/Winter 2006-07

 

Articles: We Are All Bystanders

By Jason Marsh, Dacher Keltner | Fall/Winter 2006-07

But we don’t have to be. Dacher Keltner and Jason Marsh explain why we sometimes shackle our moral instincts, and how we can set them free.

 

Articles: The Prison Guard’s Dilemma

By Jason Marsh | Fall/Winter 2006-07

 

Articles: Caught in the Crossfire

By Judith Matloff | Fall/Winter 2006-07

 
Women and children are reunited with their families after being imprisoned by Serb authorities during the Bosnian civil war

Articles: Courage Under Fire

By Svetlana Broz | Fall/Winter 2006-07

When the Bosnian civil war broke out, Svetlana Broz searched for the humanity behind the horrific headlines. She found stories of people who risked their lives to help victims of the war—and who inspired others to follow their example.

 

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