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Watanabe, Mina – Journal of Peace Education, 2015
This article explores the activities and experiences of a women's peace museum in Japan which especially tries to pass on the history of Japan's military sexual slavery, or the "comfort women" issue. The system of Japan's military sexual slavery had not been written as a part of history until courageous survivors testified and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Females, History, Peace
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Gibson, Ian – Journal of Peace Education, 2011
A major role of education is to socialise individuals into being responsible and productive citizens. It is aimed at preparing people for the workforce and for participating in the public life of the nation. Educational systems are complex bureaucracies based on particular educational and social theories and philosophies. This paper is concerned…
Descriptors: War, Role of Education, Ideology, Peace
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Schlichtmann, Klaus – Journal of Peace Education, 2007
H. G. Wells produced some of the best literature and practical ideas on peace, providing essential clues for achieving a mutually beneficial federal human unity through an "Open Conspiracy", as he put it, i.e. an intellectual and political transformation, and a revolution in education. It is possible to abolish war and ensure lasting…
Descriptors: Global Education, Peace, Foreign Countries, International Relations