This paper provides a critical overview of the literature on media and conflict by focusing on
the ways in which contemporary media frame different types of political conflict. It reveals a …

Scholars are increasingly concerned about social biases in facial analysis systems,
particularly with regard to the tangible consequences of misidentification of marginalized …

Race is arguably the single most troublesome and volatile concept of the social sciences in
the early 21st century. It is invoked to explain all manner of historical phenomena and …

While the importance of visualization of war, conflict, and violence has gathered great
momentum in disciplines such as International Relations (IR), far less has been said about …

This article articulates the concept of “conspiratorial narratives”—defined as stories which
integrate a large range of events and archetypal characters from past and present in a single …

Violent extremists' communications regularly yield lethal consequences. Yet despite this
importance, no clear framework yet exists that exposes in a coherent way the various …

What is evil? Who does evil things? Who is evil? How do you know? Whether in response to
witnessing mass suffering or feeling the sting of personal injustice, people confidently apply …

This article continues a discussion of issues covered in the following report: Xavier Crettiez
and Romain Sèze, with the collaboration of Jennifer Boirot,“Sociologie du djihadisme …

In recognition of education reform being a powerful means for change, Rwanda is chosen as
a case study. Despite being devastated by the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, the country …

Evidence in the literature regarding the impact of radio in fuelling crises is conflicting. This
study extends existing argument by testing the moderating effect of accountability partners in …