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Negotiating extirpation: On the political implications of declaring dugongs extinct in Okinawan waters [PDF]
Cambridge Prisms: ExtinctionIn 2021, scientists published a preprint stating that the dugong population of Okinawa had declined below the minimum viable population and should be considered extinct.
Marius Palz
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Community psychology against militarism [PDF]
Community Psychology in Global Perspective, 2019 The full costs of armed conflict are enormous and total world military expenditure is huge. Psychological theories and concepts to explain support for war and militarism at individual and group levels include: warfare as a masculine institution; social ...
Jim Orford
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The geopolitics of militarism and humanitarianism [PDF]
Progress in Human Geography, 2022 Killian Mccormack, Emily Gilbert
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Tidskrift för Litteraturvetenskap, 2021 The Ontology of Militarism: War and Peace as Conditions of Existence in Frida Stéenhoff ’s Stridbar ungdom and Elin Wägner’s Släkten Jerneploogs framgång This article claims that Western culture is tinged by an idea of an ontology of militarism.
Maria Mårsell
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Perceptions Toward Militarism and the Concept of Gyokusai in Hisae Sawachi’s Novel 14 Sai
Şarkiyat Mecmuası, 2022 The aim of this study is to examine the impact of Japanese militarism that was prevalent before World War II from the perspective of an author who had experienced Japanese colonialism.
Habibe Salğar
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Nuevas aproximaciones para la comprensión del militarismo uruguayo a través de un análisis social
Caravelle, 2020 Contributions in Latin American historiography to the theme of militarism have been very recurring in recent years. And although Lorenzo Latorre’s period is known, it has not been approached through the support group of Uruguayan militarism.
Manuel TALAMANTE PEREZ
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Educational activities and learning in the Lebensborn project of Nazi Germany [PDF]
Zbornik radova (Univerzitet u Kragujevcu. Pedagoški fakultet u Užicu), 2020 During the time of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945, that is, to the end of World War II, the most horrific crimes in human history took place. Nazi Germany was based on militarism, racism, anti-Semitism, ideologism and occultism. First, the Nuremberg Laws
Milenović Živorad M.
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Brasiliana: Journal for Brazilian Studies, 2022 This article addresses the immediate aftermath of the November 15, 1889, republican coup d’état in Brazil. Taken into account the diversity of the states’ political landscapes, its main theme is the profound transformation in the country’s political life
Filipe Ribeiro
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Against Eurocentric narratives on militarism [PDF]
, 2023 Aspects of the recent scholarship on militarism, especially those who focus on ‘militarization’ as a post-9/11 development, have met with criticism by scholars who have underscored that the violence incurred by everyday people in the hands of the(ir ...
Bilgin, Pınar
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Lateral, 2022 Christine Hong’s "A Violent Peace" examines local and global democratization projects and the many ways that postwar US military tactics and strategies functioned to suppress both counterrevolutionaries abroad in Asia and Black radicals at home in the US.
Annie Hui
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