From the Author:
(Re)Solving Violence in America was born from the angst I felt at the epidemic of murder in our homes, cities, and nation. This book explores the many forms of violence (sexual violence, gun violence, media violence), the places of violence (home, school, work, the public sphere), and seeks their (re)solution.
We resolve to solve the problem of violence in America.The contributors are students in my Seminar in Social Psychology, taught at Pitzer College, Fall, 2015. We offer concise reviews of literature, hundreds of social science references, and conclude with strategies to bring about World Peace.
About the Author:
Halford H. Fairchild earned his Ph.D. at The University of Michigan in 1977. He has taught at UCLA, California State University, California Institute of Technology, and Pitzer College. He has been at Pitzer College since 1993, and will retire in June 2016. He is a Past President of The Association of Black Psychologists.
In his final year at Pitzer College, he produced this book, and is producing "Social Psychology and World Peace: A Primer," and "Why Black Lives Matter: Lifespan Perspectives."
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