Beyond Victimhood: Women’s Contributions to Criminal Violence
Guest post by María José Méndez This post is part of a series on illicit economies, organized crime,…
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Why International Women’s Day Matters
Guest post by Helen Rabello Kras Today marks the 45th International Women’s Day since it was officially adopted…
Why Isn’t Jair Bolsonaro Deploying Brazil’s Military for Policing Missions?
IGCC Dissertation Fellow Series Guest post by Igor Acácio In Rio de Janeiro and other parts of Brazil,…
What’s At Stake for Women in Afghanistan
Guest post by Madhav Joshi and Louise Olsson As Afghan government representatives, the Taliban, and international observers participated…
Conflict Has Changed Yemen’s Economy—What That Means for Peace
Guest post by R. Joseph Huddleston, David Wood, Daniela A. Maquera Sardon, and Jarrett Dang Protracted conflict changes…
#16Days: Eliminating Violence Against Women
By Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues. Last Sunday marked the start of #16days of Activism, a global campaign…
Migrant Caravans: Navigating Humanitarian Protection in a Context of Border Securitization
Guest post by Rebecca Galemba, Kaelyn DeVries, and Katie Dingeman. Recently, President Trump spoke out against a caravan…
When Fighting Breaks Out – Explaining Subnational Variation in Civil War Onset
Guest post by Ore Koren. Civil war onset is often correctly associated with weak states, such as Afghanistan.…
An Amnesty Deal for Mexico’s Drug Cartels?
By Brian J. Phillips Mexico’s leading presidential candidate, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, recently said he would consider offering…
Institutional Failure in the World’s Most Violent Country: Prison Conditions in El Salvador
Guest Post by Viveca Pavon and Michael Weintraub In June 2017, we had the opportunity to visit a bartolina…