Pop Culture, Youth, and Peacebuilding

Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies
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Catherine Bolten, Professor of Anthropology and Peace Studies, sits down to talk with Siobhan McEvoy-Levy, professor of political science and peace and conflict studies at Butler University. They discuss peace studies, pop culture, and the instrumental role of youth and young adults in building peace.

This episode was originally published by the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies on January 14, 2020. To explore the entire library of Kroc Cast podcast episodes and for more information , please visit kroc.nd.edu.

January 14, 2020

Art and HistoryGlobal AffairsYouthThe Kroc CastCatherine BoltenAnthropologyCollege of Arts and LettersFamily and ChildrenKeough School of Global AffairsKroc Institute for International Peace StudiesKroc Institute for Peace StudiesPeacebuilding

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