Pathways to Pacifism and Antiwar Activism among U.S. Veterans seeks to answer the question of how and why some military personnel become antiwar activists. To examine this, the authors look at the stories of 114 veterans’ pathways from a militaristic perspective to either a Just War or pacifist perspective. Identity theory provides a lens for exploring this process. The authors argue that this postservice process of identity transformation is not pathological but healthy, as it offers healing and verification of multiple roles and social aspects of the veterans’ lives.
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Julie Putnam Hart is associate professor of sociology at Ohio Dominican University. Anjel Stough-Hunter is assistant professor of sociology at Ohio Dominican University.
Anjel Stough-Hunter is assistant professor of sociology at Ohio Dominican University.
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