…student, neighbor. He was a first-rate human being. Rick was a master of quantitative analysis. But he was more than a number-cruncher. Read his presidential address, where he invokes Durkheim,…

…politicians alike—with the Nigerian government hailing its members as “new national heroes”—growing and credible evidence of the group’s human rights abuses calls for a sober reflection on the role and…

…use of human shields (i.e., hostages employed on the battlefield), the barring of free movement, and ultimately, the reconquest and occupation of most of the country. My book reveals that…

…and spirituality with human conscience and abusive behaviour engaging a larger number of communities in Ethiopia and working primarily with the male population; and (b) incorporated a series of culturally…

…Conflict and Arms Division at Human Rights Watch and a 2018 HFG Emerging Scholar. In 2019, Gallopin earned his PhD in sociology from Yale University. His dissertation, supported in part…

…direction of this change in attitudes depended on the audience’s perception of the morality of each tactic. Nonviolent actions were universally seen as moral, as they signalled respect for human…

…Around Conflictive Dams Through Co-produced Knowledge.” Sustain Sci 13: 617–633. Glazebrook, Trish, and Emmanuela Opoku. 2018. “Defending the Defenders; Environmental Protectors, Climate Change and Human Rights.” Ethics and the Environment…

…debate, which is now conducted primarily in terms of accountability, human rights, and individual and collective trauma. My dissertation operates in a distinct register, using historical analysis to return the…