Researching Pop Culture and Militarism: Can video games be anti-violence?
Selene Rivas - November 25, 2017
Researching Pop Culture and Militarism: Can Pop Culture Normalize Militarism/Militarization?
Selene Rivas - November 23, 2017
Play virtual war as much as you like, but don’t shoot at the Red Cross!
Permanent Observatory on Small Arms, Security and Defence Policies (OPAL) -
(See article of origin from International Red Cross below Notes on this Press Release by OPAL)
The Impact of Media Violence on Children and Adolescents: Opportunities for Clinical Interventions
Eugene V Beresin, M.D. -
The Consensus Behind Militarism
Jeff Cohen -
While the U.S. media has some spirited debate over politics and social issues – i.e. Fox News vs. MSNBC – there remains a broad consensus about foreign adversaries whose behavior is almost always cast in the harshest light, a reality that colors how America reacts to the world, as Jeff Cohen writes.
Report shows violence in movies, games can trigger agressive thoughts and feelings
Pat Curtis -
Challenging Channel One’s commercial influence in our schools
Jeff Smith (GRIID) -
This action alert is re-posted from Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood.
"The Dark Knight Rises", Media Violence, & Social Change
Jennifer Epps -
Wargasm: Militaristic imagery in popular culture
Simon Reynolds -
MEDIA & PR
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