.... terrorism policy. George W. Bush referred to this policy as the “War on Terror”; Obama does not, for reasons that have much to do with my subject, as I will explain. The president presumably has little time to spare for television, so his choices are significant. His endorsement of Homeland matters much...

... The United States and Terrorism: An Ironic Perspective , Hirschbein Ron , Rowman and Littlefield , 2015 The Soul of Jewish Social Justice , Yanklowitz Shmuly , Urim Publications , 2014 The Book of Forgiving: The Fourfold Path for Healing Ourselves and Our World...

... but reconciliation—and, possibly, forgiveness. The failure to recognize the way both justice and trauma shape violent social conflict is reflected in many responses to terrorism that focus solely on the aggression of the terrorists or the history of American imperialism. When this happens we may see only...

...Polaris Images/Christopher Brown The stories of child brides, like the girl in the photo above, rarely receive the same level of attention as war or terrorism, but these forms of violence are closely connected. ...

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..., the American Psychological Association (APA) will hold its annual convention in San Francisco. Notably absent from the program: the application o f psychology to current world events. War, terror, genocide. "Our War...

... both politically—rarely drawing more than 10 percent in elections—and ideologically, unable to provide solutions to social problems. Al Qaeda had a few hundred followers, and our government had a handful of people working on counter-terrorism. Quite suddenly a new enemy could be created to replace...

... policies for the less industrialized, less oil-dependent South. For advocates of nonviolent statecraft, this means looking critically even at those well-meaning proposals for further “aid” to the Global South to alleviate poverty (a presumed cause of terrorism). The elimination of poverty is certainly...