…all violent events described in the CH2GM’s card file. Several dozen French-speaking research assistants worked together to read every card; identify those that described violent repression by the Axis occupation…

…breaking the cycle of protest and violent repression. Its main findings are as follows. First, individuals who have stronger trust in the Chinese central government are more likely to organize…

…as the legitimating semiology of domination in recent state violence points to the magical invocation of the memory of economic domination in the performance culture of political repression. Racialized and…

…the number of social protests and the violent repression of those protests. The explanations of the crisis tend to describe it as the product of the character of “corrupt politicians”…

…and the agency of the armed groups themselves help explain more fine-grained patterns of armed order. This argument helps us understand why governments often devote massive repression toward groups that…

…occasional concessions and repression. Others respond by creating new federal units, decentralizing political institutions, and recognizing ethnic differences through policies such as ethnic preferences in government and employment. The comparative…

…in Comparative Perspective Liana Woskie (London School of Economics). Quantifying Structural Violence: Female Sterilization and Normalized State Repression in Healthcare For more information contact: Nyeleti Honwana, Program Officer info@hfg.org |…

…extreme demand for resources but not necessarily because of it). The archive further demonstrates colonial law’s selective recognition of Black people’s agency through criminality alone. The repression of sexual violence…

…area that we wish to develop in future endeavors. The second area of study provided an extraordinary example of a government’s radical policy change from social inclusion to repression and…

…of Technology). The Strategic Use of Emotion in Violent Conflict Jeremy Prestholdt (History, University of California, San Diego). Heroing Osama: State Repression and the Politics of Youth Marginality in Postcolonial…