Academic blog and journal run by Graduate and PhD researchers from @warstudies, @KingsCollegeLon. We discuss and analyse conflict in all its forms.
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Have you read our #StrifeSeries on Post-Conflict Political Economy & Development? Read David Foulk's article "Sinews of War: Financing French Resistance."
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Jasmine Kato-Naughton contributes to our Post-Conflict Political Economy & Development #StrifeSeries.
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KCL MA Candidate and Strife Series Editor Ryan Saadeh writes the introduction of our #StrifeSeries: Post-Conflict Political Economy & Development.
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In Part II, David A. Harrison continues his discussion of the Torture Memos and U.S. Empire. Find Part I on strifeblog.org.
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Read Part I of David A. Harrison's work on the "Torture Memos & the Legacy of U.S. Empire." This article is part of our Legal Violence and Legitimacy Building in the United States #StrifeSeries.
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Introducing #StrifeSeries: Legal Violence and Legitimacy Building in the United States. The introduction is written by KCL MA Candidate Benjamin R. Speigner.
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Strife Editor in Chief @bryanstrawser introduces #StrifePolicyPapers Volume 1. A special thanks to our contributor SPP Founding Editor @MichaelSSmithII.
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Ishamel Maxwell looks at the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Kivu Conflict for our #StrifeSeries on Modern Conflict.
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Curious about modern conflict? Our newest series analyses modern conflict in different forms. Read the introductory article now:
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Christopher Herbert writes about the struggle for national memory in contemporary Nigeria for #Strife Blog's Modern Conflict series.
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Ryan Johnson examines lessons on coup-proofing from Gabon in his newest article for #StrifeBlog.
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MA Candidate Langdon Ogburn investigates climate change and conflict prevention. Read the newest article on #StrifeBlog now.
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We're excited to announce Strife Policy Papers, a third pillar in the mix of works published by Strife. Strife Policy Papers provides a less restrictive long-form format to present knowledge and perspectives that may be more policy prescriptive. strifeblog.org/2022/06/27/st…
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Excited to launch Strife Policy Papers, an addition to the mix of works published by @warstudies’ pub, @StrifeBlog. The first paper (by me) examines the fates of some post 9/11 OSINT-focused intel reforms, with a view to @JoaquinCastrotx’s OTAC legislation strifeblog.org/strife-policy…
'Perils in Plain Sight', our 1st Policy Paper, Michael S. Smith II provides a view to what's been done and undone since 2005, and might be coming next in the saga of efforts to ensure OSINT is not underutilized in the management of U.S. national security strifeblog.org/strife-policy…
In the final article of our Colonial Legacies #StrifeSeries, MA Candidate Gabriel Bailey examines Afghanistan and its colonial borders. strifeblog.org/2022/06/10/st…
In an article for the Colonial Legacies #StrifeSeries, MA Candidate Grace Cornish examines how the colonial past of Myanmar impacts recent events in the country. Read it now: strifeblog.org/2022/06/09/co…
Doctoral Candidate & Assistant Professor Upamanyu Bas examines Assem and its historical tryst with ethnic conflict in an article for the Colonial Legacies #StrifeSeries.
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How does the construction of India’s geopolitics impact the rise of insurgencies and separatist movements post-independence?
Carolina Borjas answers in her latest for #StrifeSeries.
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Vindhya Patchava writes about Macaulayism, a legacy from colonial that continues to linger in India. #StrifeSeries
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