[Commpsych] New book: "Sowing Seeds: The Militarisation of Youth and How to Counter It"

[Serdar M. Degirmencioglu]

Sowing Seeds: The Militarisation of Youth and How to Counter It



Around the world children, adolescents, and young adults encounter the military and military values in a variety of ways, from visits to schools by military personnels, to video games and the presence of the military and its symbols in public places. Young people are encouraged to see the military as necessary and valuable; something to be supportive of, not to question.

Through articles, images, survey data and interviews, Sowing Seeds: The Militarisation of Youth and How to Counter It documents the seeds of war that are planted in the minds of young people in many different countries. However, it also explores the seeds of resistance to this militarisation that are being sown resiliently and creatively by numerous people. We hope the book will help to disseminate these latter seeds. It is not just a book for peace and antimilitarist activists: it is a book for parents and grandparents, teachers, youth workers, and young people themselves.

Editor: Owen Everett
Publisher: War Resisters' International
Year published: 2013
ISBN: 978-0-903517-27-0


Price: £5.00 (US$8.38 ; €6.40)

http://wri-irg.org/SowingSeeds



-- 
Prof. Dr. Serdar M. Değirmencioğlu

P.K. 18, Göztepe, 34730 İstanbul 
Telefon: 90 - 533 - 341 35 88
e-mail: s_degirmencioglu at yahoo.com
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