Diversions: Brexit
This week’s Diversion takes us back to 2016, a few weeks after the June “Brexit” vote in Britain,…
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COVID-19 Disinformation Is on the Rise: Here’s What We Know
By guest contributors Jacob Shapiro, Kristen DeCaires, and Jan Oledan The spread of COVID-19 is being mirrored online…
How does COVID-19 compare to past crises?
Is the COVID-19 pandemic—and all the economic, social, and political repercussions it brings—comparable to any other time or…
Diversions: Zombies!
In 2013, PV@G editor Joe Young wrote a post about a perennial favorite: zombies. Joe suggested that stories…
Will the Public Believe Misinformation about Coronavirus? (Maybe Not)
Guest post by Daniel M. Silverman Since the emergence of the new coronavirus outbreak earlier this year and…
Ethics of Student Research on Political Violence: Starting a Dialogue
Guest post by Kristine Eck and Dara Kay Cohen. In the past two decades, research on political violence…
The Collapse of Compassion: Visual Suffering and Political Change
Guest post by Danielle Gilbert. In 1977, Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Eddie Adams captured an image that changed American…
Responsible Policy Engagement: Some Challenges
By Cullen S. Hendrix for Denver Dialogues. Last month, the team at the Sié Center introduced our program…
Abortion Restrictions as State Violence
By Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues. “Our fight is not only for abortion—it is for autonomy, it is…
The Three “Rs”: Rigor, Relevance, and Responsibility in Policy-Engaged Research
By the Sié Center at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver. In recent years, there…