…she reported on the war in Northern Ethiopia, Sudan’s democratic transition, drought and conflict in Somalia, terrorism in Kenya, and several elections across the African continent. Her work has also…

Rival criminal organizations sometimes coexist peacefully in the same territory. Mexican drug cartels, known worldwide for their violent battles for turf (Molzahn et al. 2012), are not the exception. Until…

…Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images) The Foundation is interested in violence related to many subjects, including but not limited to the following: War Crime Terrorism Family and intimate-partner relationships Climate instability and…

…prevents or reduces it. The Foundation is interested in violence related to many subjects, including, but not limited to, the following: War Crime Terrorism Family and intimate-partner relationships Climate instability…

…Warri area of Delta state in the Niger-Delta region of Nigeria. The choice of Warri area, which comprises four local government areas, diverse ethnic groups, and many multinational oil companies,…

…agendas in distinctive ways and whom the U.S. depended on for cooperation but did not entirely trust. It considered the lessons soldiers—U.S. and Latin American—learned about the dirty wars that…

…higher than that in Europe during World War II, this violence was seen as acceptable and appropriate. Gebusi killings typically took place after someone died of natural causes. In this…

…factors tarnishing the army’s nationalist credentials and ultimately discrediting the regime itself. The research has concluded that a professional army has survived the vicissitudes of revolution and war in Iran…