[Air-L] Library of Social Science Newsletter

[Orion Anderson]

LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE NEWSLETTER


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Our Websites Currently Feature Online Publications 
from the Following Disciplines:


Anthropology


Glenn Bowman - Xenophobia,
<http://www.kent.ac.uk/anthropology/department/staff/bowman/goldsmit.html>
Fantasy and the Nation: The Logic of Ethnic Violence in Former Yugoslavia


Communication


Carolyn Marvin - Blood Sacrifice and the
<http://www.asc.upenn.edu/USR/fcm/jaar.htm>  Nation: Revisiting Civil
Religion

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Psychology


Clark McCauley - Understanding
<http://ideologies.mechapower.com/docs/cm_understanding.htm>  the 9/11
Perpetrators: Crazy, Lost in Hate, or Martyred?


Psychoanalysis


Ruth Stein - Fundamentalism,
<http://ideologies.mechapower.com/docs/fundamentalism_stein.htm>  Father and
Son, and Vertical Desire


Holocaust and Genocide Studies


Omer Bartov - Industrial Killing:
<http://www.millersville.edu/~holo-con/bartov.html>  World War I, The
Holocaust, and Representation


Political Science


Larry N. George - The Pharmacotic
<http://ideologies.mechapower.com/docs/larry_george.pdf>  War on Terrorism:
Cure or Poison for the U.S. Body Politic?


History


Roger Griffin - The
<http://ideologies.mechapower.com/docs/griffin_sacrifice.html>  Meaning of
'Sacrifice' in the First World War


Religious Studies


James W. Jones - Why
<http://www.atypon-link.com/GPI/doi/pdf/10.1521/prev.2006.93.2.167>  Does
Religion Turn Violent? A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Religious Terrorism