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Böckler, Nils; Roth, Viktoria; Stetten, Lina; Zick, Andreas – International Journal of Developmental Science, 2014
The authors begin their commentary by saying that looking at the phenotypical characteristics of a school shooting, which focus on the perpetrators' experiences in school contexts seems to be overdue. In spite of methodological problems, the studies involved in the review seem to paint a clear picture with regard to social ostracism and harassment…
Descriptors: Risk, Violence, Bullying, Rejection (Psychology)
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Gastic, Billie – Journal of School Health, 2010
In this article, the author discusses the important roles that students, school staff and teachers play in keeping the school safe particularly from weapons. The author believes that one way that they do this is by working together to reduce the problem of weapons in school. The role of school staff and teachers extends beyond prevention and…
Descriptors: Weapons, Violence, School Psychologists, School Safety
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Hadjilambrinos, Constantine – Journal of Technology Studies, 2006
Since the dawn of the atomic age, the United States and every other nation that has chosen to use nuclear power have created hazardous substances that have the capacity to outlast human civilization, and possibly even the human species, and the potential to devastate the environment. The management of these substances that make up what has been…
Descriptors: Weapons, Sanitation, Nuclear Energy, Hazardous Materials
Newcombe, Alan, Ed. – Peace Research Reviews, 1984
Two volumes designed to increase awareness of accidental nuclear war dangers are presented. The first of 5 sections in volume I proposes that although accidental war is preventable, the current arms race and secrecy about accidents and false alarms increase the possibility of an accidental war. Section 2 posits that decreased decision-making time…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Alarm Systems, Futures (of Society), Military Science