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Gender, violence and cultures of silence: young women and paramilitary violence |
Siobhán McAlister; Gail Neill;Nicola Carr & Clare Dwyer
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Reading Jewish and Muslim women: Literature and/as interfaith Work |
Karen E. H. Skinazi
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Cyber What???-a Systematic Review |
Susan Henrico & Dries Putter
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Unpacking Urban (Dis)Continuities of Postwar Violence |
Emma Elfversson & Rokon Uddin
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Analysis of cyber nuclear terrorism by DTrack consequences in the civilian nuclear power plant |
Kyung Bae Jang;Chang Hyun Baek & Tae Ho Woo
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Countering ‘Islamic’ violent extremism? The implementation of programs to prevent radicalization by Muslim-led civil society organizations in Malindi, Keny |
Erik Meinema
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Victims or vanguards of terror: Use of girls as suicide bombers by Boko Haram |
Tosin Osasona
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A comprehensive review of cyber security and current practices in global mining critical infrastructure |
Abu Barkat Ullah;Wanli Ma;Mohiuddin Ahmed;Bazlur Rashid;Munir Ahmad Saeed;Omer Arshad & Utkarsh Raghav
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Suicidal journeys: attempted suicide as geographies of intended death |
Olivia Stevenson
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Online hate speeches as threats to peace and deteriorations of unity and harmony intra-religion in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC) |
Geremew Chala
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INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND NICHIREN BUDDHISM |
Daiki Kinoshita
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Tracking the factors causing harmonious Hindu Islamic relations in Bali |
I Ketut Wisarja & I Ketut Sudarsana
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India at the crossroads? Civil society, human rights and religious freedom: critical analysis of CSOs’ third cycle Universal Periodic Review discourse 2012–2017 |
Paul Chaney
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Cyber intelligence and international security: breaking the legal and diplomatic silenc |
Dennis Broeders
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Critical feminist resistance to the politics of hate in India |
Laila Kadiwal
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Stuxnet and the Future of Cyber War |
James P. Farwell & Rafal Rohozinski
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Deadliness, organisational change and suicide attacks: understanding the assumptions inherent in the use of the term ‘new terrorism’ |
Orla Lynch & Christopher Ryder
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Spirituality and the Urban Professions: The Paradox at the Heart of Planning |
Leonie Sandercock
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On Seizing the Source: Toward a Phenomenology of Religious Violence |
Michael Staudigl
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Linking Community-Based Research and FaithBased Racial JusticeLinking Community-Based Research and FaithBased Racial Justice |
Rebecca A. Glazier;Gerald W. C. Driskill & Owen R. Haynes
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Constructing “violence-affirming extremism”: a Swedish social problem trajectory |
Mattias Wahlström
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Doing Justice, Loving Kindness, Walking Humbly: Christian Approaches to Community Engagement |
Christian Higher Education
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Violence as method: the “white replacement”, “white genocide”, and “Eurabia” conspiracy theories and the biopolitics of networked violence |
Mark Davis
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| 24 |
Echoes of the Shoah: British Jewry and the Bosnian War |
Luke Summers
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Urethral and penile war injuries: The experience from civil violence in Iraq |
Issam S. Al-Azzawi & Mamdouh M. Koraitim
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Sulhu as local peacebuilding |
Joshua Akintayo
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Designing for Violence. And its undoing |
Stahl Stenslie
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Practices of Islamic education teachers in promoting moderation (wasatiyyah) values among high school students in Kuwait: challenges and obstaclesPractices of Islamic education teachers in promoting moderation (wasatiyyah) values among high school student |
Maali Mohammed Jassim Alabdulhadi & Kalthoum Mohammed Alkandari
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Breaking the cycle: Presenting insights and strategies to overcome violent conflicts hindering social cohesion and progress in South African communities |
Dee Khosa & Kabir Abdulkareem
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Shame and silences: children’s emotional experiences of insecurity and violence in postwar Finnish families |
Kirsi Laurén & Antti Malinen
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Narrative Complicity in Evelio Rosero’s Stories of Violence from Colombia |
Mark Piccini
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Tasawwuf as ethical science: Embodied pedagogy in the poetics of Khoja Ahmad Yasawi |
Islombek Mannopov;Boburjon Rajavaliev & Zuhriddin Juraev
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Religion and Violence in the Horn of Africa: Trajectories of Mimetic Rivalry and Escalation between ‘Political Islam’ and the State |
Jon Abbink
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Cyber intelligence and international security: breaking the legal and diplomatic silence? |
Dennis Broeders
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Tasawwuf moderation in higher education: Empirical study of Al-Ghazālī’s Tasawwuf contribution to intellectual society |
Yedi Purwanto;Aep Saepudin;Shofaussamawati;Mohammad Rindu Fajar Islamy & Didin Baharuddin
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The purposes of education in peacebuilding: Views of local peace actors in diverse (post-)conflict societies |
Yulia Nesterova;Eun-Ji Amy Kim & Timothy Dziedzom Amaglo-Mensah
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Political violence and terror: Arendtian reflections |
Dana Villa
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Singapore’s ’Total Defence’ Strategy |
Ron Matthews & Fitriani Bintang Timur
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Narrative Complicity in Evelio Rosero’s Stories of Violence from Colombia |
Mark Piccini
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Narrative Complicity in Evelio Rosero’s Stories of Violence from Colombia |
Mark Piccini
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“Doing Peace”: The Role of Ex-Political Prisoners in Violence Prevention Initiatives in Northern Irelan |
Carmel Joyce &; Orla Lynch
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Islam, radicalism, and violence in Southern Thailand: Berjihad di Patani and the 28 April 2004 attacks |
Sugunnasil Wattana
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‘We are rich in mass graves’: representing a history of violence through Êzîdî poetry |
Mairéad Smith
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Legal monism and white violence in South Asia |
Stig Toft Madsen
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Finding the Utility of Force to Protect Civilians from Violence: Exploring Outcomes of United Nations Military Protection Operations in Africa (1999–2017) |
Stian Kjeksrud
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Mediating distant violence: reports on non photographic reporting in The Fixer and The Photographer |
Katalin Orbán
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Suicide Terrorism, Occupation, and the Globalization of Martyrdom: A Critique of Dying to Win |
Assaf Moghadam
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The New Chechen Jihad: Militant Wahhabism as a Radical Movement and a Source of Suicide Terrorism in Post-War Chechen Society |
AnneSpeckhardPh.D. & KhaptaAkhmedovaPh.D.
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Theological discourse of jihad operations of terrorism actions in Indones |
Abdul Jamil Wahab, ;Muhammad Ishom, ;Anik Farida, ;Zulkarnain Yani, ;Retno Kartini Savitaningrum Imansah & Basori
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Parent Suicide: Pathways of Effects into the Third Generation |
Albert C. Cain
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