The militarization of childhood thinking beyond the global south
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| adam_text | Titel: The militarization of childhood
Autor: Beier, J. Marshall
Jahr: 2011
Contents
List of Figures ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction
Everyday Zones of Militarization 1
J. Marshall Beier
Chapter 1
(Neo) Zones of Violence: Reconstructing Empire on
the Bodies of Militarized Youth 17
Anna M. Agathangelou and Kyle D. Killian
Chapter 2
Guardians of the Peace?: The Significance of
Children to Continued Militarism 43
Alison M. S. Watson
Chapter 3
Militarized Children and Sovereign Power 61
Lorraine Macmillan
Chapter 4
Education and the War on Terror: The Early Years 77
Helen Brocklehurst
Chapter 5
War Stories: Militarized Pedagogies of Children s Everyday 95
J. Marshall Beier
Chapter 6
Superheroes or Super-Soldiers?: The Militarization of
Our Modern-Day Heroes 111
Lori A. Crowe
Chapter 7
Mediated War: Imaginative Disembodiment and
the Militarization of Childhood 133
Lesley Copeland
Chapter 8
We Die for the Glory of the Emperor :
Young People, Warhammer, and Role-Playing War Online 153
Nic Crowe
Chapter 9
Kids with Guns: Militarization, Masculinities,
Moral Panic, and (Dis)Organized Violence 175
Victoria M. Basham
Chapter 10
Interrogating Militarized Images and Disrupting
Sovereign Narratives in the Case of Omar Khadr 195
Jessica E. Foran
Chapter 11
The Killers among Us: School Shootings and
the Militarization of Childhood 217
Claire Turenne Sjolander
Chapter 12
Everyday Stories of a Militarized Childhood 237
Heather A. Smith, Maureen P. Smith, and C. Ross Smith
Bibliography 255
Notes on Contributors 287
Index 293
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