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Volume 3 Number 1/March 2006 of Journal of Peace Education is now available on the journalsonline.tandf.co.uk web site at http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk.

This issue contains:

Speaking to the heart of oral contextualization: the resounding call for critical discussions on civil participation and disobedience, from Black radio to the global classroom  p. 1
Phylis Johnson
 
Racialized hegemony and nationalist mythologies: representations of war and peace in high school history textbooks, 1945–2005  p. 19
Ken Montgomery
 
Teaching peace: a dialogue on the Montessori method  p. 39
Cheryl Duckworth
 
Towards an integrative theory of peace education  p. 55
H. B. Danesh
 
Contact as a policy mechanism for promoting better relations in integrated schools in Northern Ireland and bilingual/bi‐national schools in Israel  p. 79
Joanne Hughes, Caitlin Donnelly
 
Rebuilding regimes or rebuilding community? Teachers' agency for social reconstruction in Iraq  p. 99
Athena Vongalis‐Macrow
 
Activities report: the Master of Arts programme in peace education of the University for Peace  p. 115
Abelardo Brenes
 
BOOK REVIEWS  p. 117

Volume 2 Number 2/September 2005 of Journal of Peace Education is now available on the Taylor & Francis web site at http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk.

This issue contains:

Post‐graduate peace education in Sri Lanka  p. 109
Simon Harris, Nick Lewer
 
Does vicarious experience of suffering affect empathy for an adversary? The effects of Israelis’ visits to Auschwitz on their empathy for Palestinians  p. 125
Hava Shechter, Gavriel Salomon
 
The uses of Gandhi in education in Bali: different responses to globalisation—implications for social justice  p. 139
Laurence Tamatea*
 
Foundations for peacebuilding and discursive peacekeeping: infusion and exclusion of conflict in Canadian public school curricula  p. 161
Kathy Bickmore*
 
Mediators and mentors: partners in conflict resolution and peace education  p. 183
Pamela S. Lane‐Garon, Monica Ybarra‐Merlo, Joe Dee Zajac, Tekla Vierra
 
Education and politics in Afghanistan: the importance of an education system in peacebuilding and reconstruction  p. 195
Jeaniene Spink*
 
Miscellaneous  p. 209
 
BookReview  p. 215
 


Volume 1 Number 2/September 2004 of Journal of Peace Education is now available on the Taylor & Francis web site at http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk.

This issue contains:

Moving out of conflict: the contribution of integrated schools in Northern Ireland to identity, attitudes, forgiveness and reconciliation  p. 147
Claire McGlynn, Ulrike Niens, Ed Cairns, Miles Hewstone
 
Teaching for tomorrow: how can futures studies contribute to peace education?  p. 165
David Hicks
 
Attitudes toward peace, war and violence in five countries  p. 179
Angela M. B. Biaggio, Luciana K. De Souza, Rosa M. F. Martini
 
Education in a plural society or multicultural education? The views of Israeli Arab and Jewish school counselors  p. 191
Gabriel Horenczyk, Moshe Tatar
 
The Baha'i curriculum for peace education  p. 205
Marie Gervais
 
Incremental understandings: warblogs and peaceblogs in peace education  p. 225
Jo Ann Oravec
 
Special features Comment: peace educators teach strategies for peace  p. 239
 
Book reviews  p. 245

Volume 2 Number 1/March 2005 of Journal of Peace Education is now available on the Taylor & Francis web site at http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk.

This issue contains:

Peace education as an educational paradigm: review of a changing field using an old measure  p. 3
John Synott
 
Do we make a difference? Teaching and researching peace at tertiary level  p. 17
Rebecca Spence, Jonathan Makuwira
 
Symbolic and institutional violence and critical educational spaces: in the name of education  p. 33
Rebecca A. Goldstein
 
A study of effectiveness of human rights education in Turkey  p. 53
Yasemin Karaman Kepenekci
 
Promoting a peaceful classroom through poetry  p. 69
Sherron Killingsworth Roberts
 
Reclaiming compassion: getting to the heart and soul of teacher education  p. 79
Patricia A. Whang, Claudia Peralta Nash
 
Comment: storytelling and peace education  p. 93
Greg Tanaka
 
Book reviews  p. 99
 

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Volume 3 Number 2/September 2006 of Journal of Peace Education is now available on the journalsonline.tandf.co.uk web site at http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk.



This issue contains:

Peace education in higher education: using internships to promote peace1  p. 127
Melissa Conley Tyler, Di Bretherton
 
Peace education for consensual peace: the essential role of conflict resolution1  p. 147
David W. Johnson, Roger T. Johnson
 
Implications of bullying in schools for aggression between nations1  p. 175
Ken Rigby
 
Combining conflict resolution education and human rights education: thoughts for school‐based peace education  p. 187
Tricia S. Jones
 
Children’s representations of violence: impacts of cognitive stimulation of a philosophical nature  p. 209
Marie‐France Daniel, Pierre‐André Doudin, Francisco Pons
 
Education and major cultural incidents in society: September 11 and Dutch education  p. 235
Wiel Veugelers, Mechtild Derriks, Ewoud de Kat
 
The use of stories as a tool for intervention and research in the arena of peace education in conflict areas: the Israeli–Palestinian story  p. 251
Tal Litvak Hirsch
 
Activities report: US Institute of Peace—working worldwide to promote peace and conflict resolution education  p. 273
David J. Smith
 
Book Reviews  p. 277