Read More Putting on a Show Can Be Revolutionary—Here’s WhyOctober 6, 2022 By John Gledhill, Allard Duursma, and Christopher Shay Here’s a quiz question: What do Miley Cyrus, Lin-Manuel Miranda,… Read More 1 0 0
Read More Is Terrorism a “Weapon of the Weak”? The Evidence Says NoAugust 29, 2022 Guest post by Page Fortna For scholars and policymakers who work on terrorism, the notion that terrorism is… Read More 11 0 0
Read More Can People Be Manipulated to Protest?August 10, 2022 Guest post by Sarah J. Lockwood We live in an era of increasing protest, with large-scale, sustained social… Read More 11 0 0
Read More Looking Back at 9/11September 9, 2021 It’s been twenty years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Conventional wisdom holds that the tragic… Read More 19 0 0
Read More Why the “Terrorist” Label Helps Some Groups and Hurts OthersSeptember 1, 2021 Guest post by Rebecca Best Does adding a terrorist group to the US State Department’s Foreign Terrorist Organization… Read More 0 0 0
Read More What’s At Stake for Women in AfghanistanApril 14, 2021 Guest post by Madhav Joshi and Louise Olsson As Afghan government representatives, the Taliban, and international observers participated… Read More 0 0 0
Read More Good Reads 2020December 11, 2020 It’s that time of year again—when Political Violence @ A Glance publishes a list of the year’s best… Read More 12 0 0
Read More What Happens When Armed Groups Endorse Politicians?November 4, 2020 By Aila Matanock Over the past few months, headlines have indicated that leaders of two major armed groups… Read More 0 0 0
Read More Strongman Benefits from Terrorism and Security Concerns in Sri LankaNovember 20, 2019 By Page Fortna Sri Lankans went to the polls on Friday, 10+ years after a long-running civil war,… Read More 2 0 0
Read More Beware of Victor’s JusticeAugust 30, 2019 Guest post by Christoph Valentin Steinert. Armed conflicts are inextricably linked with substantial injustices. While no policy can… Read More 0 0 0