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1 How Jane Addams Ideas of Peace became part of a US Army War College (Parameters) Publication Patricia M. Shields Department of Political Science Inklings Presentation March 27, 2018 An intellectual Journey
2 Story
3 Logic of Presentation 1.Library Trip 2.Who is Jane Addams 3.Faculty Development Leave 4.Peace Movement 1890s Peaceweaving 6.Parameters
4 Founders of Pragmatism Jane Addams W.E.B. Du Bois
5 Recovering Jane Addams ** Democracy Philosophy Political Science Public Administration
6 Pragmatism Pragmatism & Feminism Democracy Elshtain +++ Addams Public Administration Settlement model of PA
7 Who is Jane Addams? Jane Addams s Funeral Steps of Hull House
8 Nobel Peace Prize 1931 Founder
9 John Huy Addams Father Sarah Weber Addams Mother Anna Haldeman Addams Stepmother
10 Rockford Female Seminary Valedictorian Editor Newspaper President Debate Club President of Class
11 Leader Settlement Movement 1880s 1920s Problems of Industrialization, Urbanization & Immigration Poverty Health Sanitation Health Industrial accidents Education Inspired by trip to England s Toynbee Hall Top Down model of reform Residential-- Settlement Workers live and work in Community
12 Hull House (Chicago) Immigrant Community Lab conflict resolution Bottoms up model of reform Residents mostly women Hull House Settlement Workers gathering 1920
13 Hull House Activities drama classes, day care programs, coffee house/theater, art and labor museum, Sunday concerts, choir, over 25 clubs, meeting rooms for organized labor, cooperative apartments for young women College Extension courses Voter Registration Speaker series. first in Chicago to establish a public bath, gymnasium, kitchen, playground, swimming pool..
14 The Settlement, then is an experimental effort to aid in the solution of the social and industrial problems which are engendered by modern conditions of life in a great city. (Addams, 1910, p. 125)
15 Active social reform Child labor laws Playgrounds Juvenile Courts Street Cleaning/garbage collection Water/Sewer Healthier workplace
16 Noted Speaker - Author 1907
17 26 th President She nominated Progressive party presidential candidate. 28 th President Wilson nominated her for Nobel prize 31 st President She and Hoover worked on post WWI humanitarian efforts
18 Founder- Organizer Civil Rights Civil Liberties
19 Founder Classical American Pragmatism W. E. B. Du Bois Charles Sanders Peirce John Dewey George Herbert Mead William James Feminist Pragmatism Public Philosopher Jane Addams Recover - Woman of Ideas
20 Hull House Ideas emerged from This feminine experience Feminist Pragmatism Immigrant Community Labor/management disputes Lab conflict resolution Democracy /ethics/peace
21 Bottoms up Participatory Democracy Community of Inquiry 1. Identify problem 2. Engage community (participatory democracy) 3. Use scientific attitude Act see if it works. Helpful in Conflict resolution -- focus on community problem not on ideological/ethnic differences
22 Recovering Jane Addams WWI Ideas Lost Peace Activist Humanitarian 1889 Celebrated 1915 Demeaned Traitor Communist Silly old woman DOJ Surveillance
23 World War I Like an extinction event
24 Faculty Development Leave Expeditionary mindset/ Peacekeeping Pragmatism/ Public Administration
25 Warrior Peacekeeper Shields & Soeters, 2013
26 What Was Jane Addams s concept of Peace? Could it be useful in contemporary peace studies and Peacekeeping?
27 US Peace Movement (1890s WWI) Henry Ford Establish International Law and Order Arbitration US Supreme Court as Model Peace Good for Business Christian Values Women s social policy agenda
28 Peace Organizations (Elite) Social conservative National political figures Important Businessmen Taft Ford Roosevelt Wilson Addams Carnegie
29 International Peace Conference The Hague 1899 & 1907 World leaders actively sought new institutions, legal frameworks and policy tools Permanent Court of Arbitration 1 st formal statement laws of war, war crimes War replaced by a system for the peaceful settlement of disputes among states.
30 The Hague 1899 &
31 Women Peace Movement Maternalist Women have an instinctive and rational opposition to war Women & Children suffer but not at table Need increase participation of women in politics. Linked to Suffrage Movement
32 Against U.S. entering World War I Aug Women s Peace March
33 International Peace Congress of Women at the Hague April 1915
34 1915 Women s Peace Conference The Hague Delegation visited capitals warring Nations -- Mediation
35 14 Organization Society of Nations Acknowledge women s suffering during war Give women right to vote Women participation in Peace Processes
36 Speech Carnegie Hall
37 During WWI
38 During & After WWI US Food Administration Post War disaster relief Addams traveled across US 4 million tons of supplies 23 countries Herbert Hoover
39 Paternalism ç Man of integrity Duty Moral Absolutism
40 Social Claim Tension between the individual and social claim.
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43 Social Claim Generated Conflict (broken relationship) Conflict Reinforced Rigid Moralisms Conflict Mitigated Sympathetic Understanding Perplexity Working on common problems
44 Model of Municipal Government Valued soldiers Devalued Children Criticized outmoded model of city governance City as Citadel
45 Municipal Housekeeping Take women s skills into a new sphere Embrace and expand social claim Argued in favor of a more caring model of city government. Women s experience
46 Clean Streets Clean Water Safe Meat/Food Safe Clothing Care for children Literature -libraries
47 Civic Housekeeping 1907 Survival of Militarism in City Government (chapter 1) Failure to Utilize Immigrants in City Government Utilization of Women in City Government Social claim linked to Women s Experience Natural Leader of Women s Peace Movement
48 Social Claim Widened - world April 1915 International Peace Congress of Women at the Hague
49 Where do Addams ideas fit in the larger Peace literature?
50 Peace Research: Just the Study of War * Negative Definition of Peace * Gleditsch, N. Nordkvelle, J & Strand, H. (2014)
51 Problems with Negative Definition 1.Shifts focus from peace to violence. 2.Focuses on a short run end state. 3.Divorced from the dynamics of relationships. 4.Shifts attention away from underlying causes of violent conflict.
52 Positive Peace Nonviolent and creative conflict transformation. Uneven long run focus. The fabric of the kind of society to which we aspire. Integrity, wholeness and well-being that arise from justice. Humanity toward others. Openness to a widely conceived social claim.
53 Feminine sensibility PeaceWeaving 1. Relationships
54 2. Avoid Rigid Moralisms Friend/enemy good/evil Courage
55 3. Sympathetic Understanding How build relationship Perplexity
56 4. Community of Inquiry 1.Practical Problems 2.Scientific Attitude 3.Participatory Democracy
57 5. Lateral Progress Justice Duty toward the less fortunate Social claim
58 PeaceWeaving Preserving the Social Fabric building the fabric of peace by emphasizing relationships. These positive relationships are built by working on practical problems, engaging people widely with sympathetic understanding while recognizing that progress is measure by the welfare of the vulnerable. (Shields & Soeters, 2015)
59 True peace is not merely the absence of tension: It is the presence of justice Without justice there can be no peace. Martin Luther King, Jr. Both peace and justice are a process -- Jane Addams offers insights into these processes
60 Does Public Administration have a concept of Peace? Could positive peace be a useful concept for public administration? For Policing?
61 Civic Housekeeping 1907 Survival of Militarism in City Government (chapter 1) Failure to Utilize Immigrants in City Government Utilization of Women in City Government Social claim linked to Women s Experience
62 Chapter in book -- retirement Title of book Ambidexterity: Resolving Conflicts in Military Organizations Write Chapter One Ambidexterity Defined Ambidexterity and showed underlying Pragmatism in his work.
63 Peaceweaving, Jane Addams, Positive Peace and Public Administration Ambidexterity incorporate both negative and positive peace into policy Shields & Soeters, 2017
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65 Identified Problems with Negative Peace Dominance in International Relations Short run time horizon Ignores relationships Absurdities
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67 Limits of Negative Peace, Faces of Positive Peace Argued that Army should re-conceptualize its strategic concept of peace Recognize problems with reliance on Negative Peace Consider the complexities of positive peace including ideas of Jane Addams.
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70 Addams Ethics Basic Tenets Social Claim 2.Tension between individual and social claims 3.Perplexity 4.Problem of rigid moralisms 5.Need sympathetic understanding 6.Critical Optimism 7.Evolutionary ethics each generation new set of ethical challenges
71 International Committee of Women for Permanent Peace Becomes UN Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security Increased participation of women in decision making related to, prevention, management and resolution of armed combat.
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