Sudan’s Junta Chief Survived the Coup, but Can He Win the War?
Guest post by Austin S. Matthews Sudan continues to suffer from a crisis created by its own military…
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Is Israel on the Precipice of Genocide?
By Michael Barnett At a conference hosted by Haaretz on Wednesday, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said that…
Why Do Bloodstained Groups Win Postwar Elections?
Lindsay Morgan interviews Sarah Z. Daly In the latest Talking Policy episode, Sarah Z. Daly, an associate professor…
The Lost Nazis: Missing Perpetrators of Genocide
Guest post by Cyanne E. Loyle On February 21, 2021, the US Justice Department ordered the deportation of…
COVID-19 and Myanmar—A Looming Humanitarian Crisis
Guest post by Shelli Israelsen On March 31, 2020, Myanmar’s Ministry of Health and Sports confirmed its first…
Political Violence @ A Glance Welcomes Christian Davenport
Christian Davenport joins the editorial board of Political Violence @ A Glance at a time of global upheaval,…
Are Micro Level Studies Important for Our Understanding of Civil War, Irregular Warfare, and Political Violence?
By Huseyin Tunc “Daesh members came to our village, Kocho in Shingal [north west Iraq]. Some wore masks…
What Will Taught Us About Refugees and Forced Migrants
Guest post by Alex Braithwaite, Kerstin Fisk, Idean Salehyan, Burcu Savun, and Thorin M. Wright. Will Moore was a…
The “Politics of Naming” and the Genocide Debate
By Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues Last week the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted…
A Woman Did That? Thoughts on Women Perpetrators of Violence
by Trishna Rana and Marie Berry for Denver Dialogues When news of another mass shooting, this time in…