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ForcesWatch | [https://www.forceswatch.net/comment/what-is-militarism/ ForcesWatch] uses the following to define militarism: | ||
*The normalisation of war and preparation for war. | |||
*Prioritising the needs and interests of military institutions. | |||
*Extension of military culture and influence into everyday life such as in education, central and local government and business, charities etc. | |||
== War and militarism are climate justice issues == | == War and militarism are climate justice issues == | ||
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Revision as of 21:00, 9 May 2024
ForcesWatch uses the following to define militarism:
- The normalisation of war and preparation for war.
- Prioritising the needs and interests of military institutions.
- Extension of military culture and influence into everyday life such as in education, central and local government and business, charities etc.
War and militarism are climate justice issues
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