Much has been written about the Boko Haram terrorist organization. The group has conducted numerous violent attacks since 2009, and the Nigerian state's failure to contain the insurgency is a promi...

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsMaria HantzopoulosMaria Hantzopoulos is Associate Professor of Education, Department Chair, and the Faculty Director of Teaching Development at Vassar College. E-mail: hantzpoulos@vassar.eduJaime L. Del RazoJaime L. Del Razo is an Assistant Professor of Education and House Fellow at Vassar College. E-mail: jdelrazo@vassar.edu

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsVaughn M. JohnVaughn M. John is a professor in the School of Education at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. His teaching and research interests are in Peace Education, Transformative Learning, and Research Methodology. He coordinates a Peace Education Program. E-mail: johnv@ukzn.ac.za

How can play, sport, and dialogue may be used as pathways to peace? In the pioneering classic of cultural history, Homo Ludens, the Dutch historian Johan Huizinga describes play as an informal volu...

The internet has revived popular dissent. Since 2019, the world has experienced a surprising number of simultaneously emerging, yet geographically and politically dispersed mass movements. In all t...

aFields focusing on values-centric issues such as justice and peace face a challenge since the terms themselves are highly malleable. Those who perpetuate injustice will oftentimes invoke the mantl...