Illustration from the Internationally Acclaimed, Award Winning Book Operation Warhawks - How Young People Become Warriors
Acclaimed at the Soviet Peace Fund Conference in Moscow and published in Russia by Moscow's Library of Foreign Literature and Magistr Publications.
Causes OF War
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PEACE - WHAT PREVENTS IT? UNDERSTANDING THE CONDITIONED MIND |
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Creating Battlefield Warriors for Combat How Do We Create Warriors? |
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ARE WE BORN HARDWIRED FOR WAR? IS WAR IN OUR DNA? A Special Curriculum For Young People To Help Them Understand Their War-Like Feelings “Most honest combat vets will tell you, perhaps not eloquently but in their own way, the same thing: essentially that combat is in our human DNA and demands to be exercised…The question is, Can we humans evolve peacefully, or will we succumb to instincts we can’t transcend?” - Quote from a former Marine Corp helicopter pilot in Vietnam |
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ARE WE BORN HARDWIRED FOR WAR? workbook A companion workbook to the Hardwired for War curriculum to help students understand what prevents peace. “Enjoy this adventure in finding the roots of war buried deeply in our old brains. See if this is true or not. Because if it is, then war can end in that immediate insight into what’s preventing peace." -Quote from the Introduction to the Hardwired for War workbook |
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Are We Born to Bully? Curriculum For ages 11–14 "Are babies born bullies? University of British Columbia study shows infants learn social stratification as early as nine months. The episodes of bullying that mar early grade school years for hundreds of children may be a partial result of the victim's DNA." Quote from the University of British Columbia – The Centre for Infant Cognition [View PDF] |
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Are We Born to Bully? workbook A companion workbook to the Are We Born to Bully? curriculum “The behaviors that most often lead to exclusion and victimization in the classroom or schoolyard have their roots in a student’s genes, the study said, arguing that children’s genetic makeup has a direct impact on the quality of the interactions they enjoy with their peers.” Quote from the University of British Columbia – The Centre for Infant Cognition [View PDF] - Centre for Infant Cognition [Visit Website]
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