Psychology

MAPW believes it is important to understand the psychological causes of war and conflict; and the effects of war on the mental health of both civilians and veterans.

Content related to "Psychology"

Title	Type	Date added
Drones: new MAPW paper on US remotely controlled aircraft in Afganistan	News	13 Dec 2010
MAPW discussion paper: robotics warfare in Afghanistan: December 2010	Download	13 Dec 2010
Flyer: MAPW Victorian AGM and dinner - 10 November 2009	Download	21 Oct 2009
The Trial of Adolf Eichman: Flyer for play, October 2009	Download	02 Oct 2009
Neuroscience and social change: are we rational beings? Prof Fred Mendelsohn, 2009	Download	09 Sep 2009
Australian veterans' mental health: MAPW list of references, 2009	Download	17 Jun 2009

MAPW Experts on "Psychology"

	Name	Position	Knowledge
	Dr Carole Wigg	National Secretary; Secretary, Victoria Branch	Asia, Causes and costs of war, Women and children, Refugees, Psychology, Vic, Solutions
	Dr Daniele Viliunas	Vice President and Coordinator, Queensland Branch	Causes and costs of war, Women and children, Civilians, Psychology, Qld, Solutions
	Dr Anne Noonan	Vice President, and Co-Coordinator of MAPW in New South Wales	Australia, Causes and costs of war, Causes of war, West Papua, Pacific, Pacific, Australia, Nuclear tests, Conflicts by region, Indigenous issues, NSW, Psychology, Solutions

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Justice for all conference

12/02/2012 - 15/02/2012

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Wallace Wurth Memorial Lecture

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Sydney

MAPW seminar on West Papua

15/02/2012 - 15/02/2012

Sydney

MAPW dinner: ANZAC & history

28/02/2012 - 28/02/2012

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