Volume 1 (2015): Issue 1 (Jun 2015)

in Conflict and Society

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: Erella Grassiani, Alexander Horstmann, Lotte Buch Segal, Ronald Stade and Henrik Vigh
  
  Pages: 1–3
Special Section: Perpetrators
- Introduction
  
  Approaching Perpetrators
  
  By: Erin Jessee
  
  Pages: 4–8
- Methods, Interpretation, and Ethics in the Study of White Supremacist Perpetrators
  
  By: Kathleen M. Blee
  
  Pages: 9–22
- “There Was No Genocide in Rwanda”
  
  History, Politics, and Exile Identity among Rwandan Rebels in the Eastern Congo Conflict
  
  By: Anna Hedlund
  
  Pages: 23–40
- Just War
  
  The Metaphysics of Police Vigilantism in India
  
  By: Beatrice Jauregui
  
  Pages: 41–59
- Rwandan Women No More
  
  Female Génocidaires in the Aftermath of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide
  
  By: Erin Jessee
  
  Pages: 60–80
- How to Scale Factional Divisions in Conflict Situations
  
  Finding Perpetrators and Switchboard Operators in Post-Authoritarian Argentina
  
  By: Antonius C.G.M. Robben
  
  Pages: 81–91
- Democratization of Perpetration
  
  Human Rights, Transitional Justice, and Memories of Resistance in Post-Conflict Timor-Leste
  
  By: Amy Rothschild
  
  Pages: 92–108
- Managing Danger in Fieldwork with Perpetrators of Political Violence and State Terror
  
  By: Jeffrey A. Sluka
  
  Pages: 109–124
Special Section: Sovereignty
- Introduction
  
  Sovereignty and Social Contestation—Between Violence and Alternative Sociocultural Orders
  
  By: Martijn Oosterbaan and Wil G. Pansters
  
  Pages: 125–128
- Formations of Sovereignty at the Frontier of the Modern State
  
  By: Finn Stepputat
  
  Pages: 129–143
- “We Had to Pay to Live!”
  
  Competing Sovereignties in Violent Mexico
  
  By: Wil G. Pansters
  
  Pages: 144–164
- Sovereignty, Riots, and Social Contestation
  
  Excess and Domestication
  
  By: Lars Buur
  
  Pages: 165–181
- Color-Coded Sovereignty and the Men in Black
  
  Private Security in a Bolivian Marketplace
  
  By: Daniel M. Goldstein
  
  Pages: 182–196
- Batman Returns
  
  Brazilian Conflicts and the Popular Culture of Sovereignty
  
  By: Martijn Oosterbaan
  
  Pages: 197–215
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Timo Kallinen, Michael D. Jackson, Gisela Welz, Hastings Donnan, Jeevan Raj Sharma and Ronald S. Stade
  
  Pages: 216–225

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Conflict and Society

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Table of Contents

Conflict and Society

Advances in Research