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Militarism, militarization, health and the Third World
Medicine and War, 1991This paper examines the relationship between militarism, militarization, health and development. It draws attention to the fact that world military expenditure has continued to soar since the Second World War. Wars increasingly exact a heavy civilian toll.
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Monthly Review, 1970
Peace reigns supreme in the realm of neo-classical economics. War, militarism, and the pacification of natives are treated as merely elements which disturb the harmonious equilibrium models which are to supply us with the universal truths about the allocation of scarce resources.
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Peace reigns supreme in the realm of neo-classical economics. War, militarism, and the pacification of natives are treated as merely elements which disturb the harmonious equilibrium models which are to supply us with the universal truths about the allocation of scarce resources.
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The Military, Militarism, and the Militarization of Domestic Violence
Violence Against Women, 2003This article moves beyond the discussion of domestic violence in the military to a broader accounting of the militarization of domestic violence in Israel. In contrast to the dominant civilian-military paradigm, which assumes a limit on an army's effect on society, in Israel, boundaries between the military and society are highly permeable, even ...
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Reviewing debates on militarism and militarization, this entry starts out by briefly tracing the historical evolution of thinking on these phenomena, which dates to the rise of large standing armies in the seventeenth century. It subsequently delves into critiques of Eurocentrism in scholarship on the diffusion of militarism across North/South ...
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Guns and Butter: Child Mortality and the Mediators of Militarization [PDF]
Armed Forces and Society, 2019 : Which types of militarization affect child mortality? Which type appears to lower it; which appears to push it higher? This paper focuses on social militarization (i.e., troops as a proportion of workforce-aged population) and praetorian militarization
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Militarization, Women, and Men: Gendered Militarizations
2017Abstract Militarization is commonly thought of as a process that fundamentally changes society and all types of relations in it: the formal and institutional as well as the informal and the intimate. At its most extreme, militarization results in the disappearance of civil, civilianized space, leaving the civilians with no choice but ...
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Latinos, militarism, and militarization
Latino Studies, 2015Luis F B Plascencia +2 more
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