What to do When Women Politicians are Attacked? Here are Four Ideas from Around the World
By Juliana Restrepo Sanín for Denver Dialogues. In a previous post, I discussed how women elected to public…
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Reactions to Terrorism Can Bring Serious Harm
By Renard Sexton, Rachel Wellhausen, and Mike Findley. A series of deadly attacks took place in Sri Lanka…
The US Elected a Record Number of Women: Now they May Face Violence
By Juliana Restrepo Sanín for Denver Dialogues. The recent US mid-term elections saw a rise in the number…
Understanding Insurgent Violence in the Context of Elections
Guest post by Jóhanna K. Birnir and Anita Gohdes. What defines the relationship between insurgent groups and their…
Tortoise Politics in the Time of the Hare: Long-Run Solutions to Social Conflict in Latin America
By Steven T. Zech for Denver Dialogues. All too often, “post-conflict” societies continue to confront challenges related to…
Legacy of Violence and Peru’s Politics: Activism Against Authoritarianism
By Devin Finn for Denver Dialogues. Electoral politics sometimes reflects the legacies of violent contestation a country has…
Civil Society and Trajectories of Violence: A Summary of Emerging Research
By Pauline Moore and Cassy Dorff for Denver Dialogues On a sunny afternoon in Atlanta, GA, scholars gathered…
From Protection to Predation Part I: When Self-Defense Forces “Go Bad”
By Steven T. Zech for Denver Dialogues Academic research on internal armed conflict focuses on violence perpetrated by…
The Silk Road to Insecurity: Why Not Public-Private Collaboration in the Security Sector?
Guest post by Sabine C. Carey, Michael P. Colaresi and Neil J. Mitchell With Islamic State at the…
Art, Conflict, and Social Change in Peru
By Steven T. Zech for Denver Dialogues “Art is not what you see, but what you make others…