Ordinary Soldiers? A Case Study of the Nazi-Soviet War of Annihilation …that fought on the eastern front for the entire duration of the war lends itself to deducing the typical experiences of German front-line combat divisions during this conflict. The extensive…
Religion, Conscience, and Abusive Behaviour: Understanding the Role of Faith and Spirituality in the Deterrence of Intimate Partner Violence in Rural Ethiopia …adapted participatory workshops with clergy to explore their understandings of conjugal abuse in their communities and the nature and influence of their own mediation in conjugal conflict, as well as…
Welcome to Our 2025 HFG Distinguished Scholars …Philippines Stephen Kapinde (Social Sciences, Pwani University and University of London), “Performance of (In)justice”: Mainstreaming Religious Actors in Transitional Justice Processes towards Taming Political Violence in Conflicting Democracies in Africa…
‘When People Spend Time Together, They are Less Inclined to See Each Other as the Enemy’: A Conversation with Matt Grossmann …by hyperbolic political conflict, combined with very minimal policymaking achievements. I think that combination has driven a lot of frustration with our political system. But many would argue that this…
Carnegie Council and HFG Announce Scott D. Sagan as Inaugural Nuclear Ethics Fellow …(CISAC) at Stanford University. “More than three decades since the end of the Cold War, the threat of nuclear conflict once again looms,” said Daniel F. Wilhelm, president of The…
