Four Dead in Ohio

Johanna Solomon is an Assistant Professor in the School of Peace and Conflict Studies at Kent State University. She earned a masters in counseling psychology from Northwestern University, as well as a masters in political psychology and a doctorate in political science from the University of California Irvine. Her published works examine the role of identity in community-based conflict and conflict resolution.

• Section I. STUDENT AND YOUTH MOVEMENTS Chapter 1. To Thread the Conscience: Michigan State University and the Anti-Apartheid Movement; Eric MorgaChapter 2. Fear and Loathing: The Rise of Ephebiphobia and its Implications for Youth Activism; Elizabeth CorrieChapter 3. Talking with or Talking at Young Activists? Mediated Youth Engagement in Web-Accessible Spaces;Thomas Elliott and Jennifer Earl Chapter 4. Peace Fellows: Building and Institutionalizing a Visible Peace Community on Campus; Andrea S. Libresco, Margaret Melkonian and Susan Cushman Section II. RESPONSES TO REPRESSION  Chapter 5.The Morphology of Repression: Dialectics between Chilean Students and State Force Actions; Gabriela González Vaillant and Fernanda Page PomaChapter 6. Universities in Post-2003 Iraq: Coalition and Iraqi Responses to Violence and Insecurity; Sansom MiltoChapter 7. The Ukrainian Revolution: Repression, Interpretations, and Dissent; Sophia WilsonSection III. MEMORY AND COMMEMORAATION Chapter 8. Remembering Gwangju Memory Work in the South Korean Democracy Movement, 1980-1987; Soon Seok ParkChapter 9. Tent City 1977 and the Kent State Gym Annex; E. Timothy Smith