selected because they reflect on the role of the Digital Age in peace and conflict studies, and specifically focus on the intersection between online (virtual) and offline (physical) realities and how cyberspace forms an enabling environment for digital
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Introduction
The Digital Age Opens Up New Terrains for Peace and Conflict Research
Josepha Ivanka Wessels
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jun 2017
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- 125–129 (5 total)
Liberation Autochthony
Namibian Veteran Politics and African Citizenship Claims
Lalli Metsola
expectations and reaffirming their links with the party and the state, particularly when their jobs placed them in regimented living environments together with many of their wartime peers (for a more detailed description, see Metsola 2015: 149–187 ). Monetary
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jun 2019
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- Research Article
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- 186–201 (16 total)
Administrating Violence through Coal Ash Policies and Practices
Erin R. Eldridge
previously referred to as “socioecological violence” which considers the forms of violence described previously in relation to the environment ( Eldridge 2015 ). Understanding socioecological violence requires investigation into local histories, resource
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jan 2018
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- 99–115 (17 total)
Introduction
The Dialectics of Displacement and Emplacement
Henrik Vigh and Jesper Bjarnesen
related to concerns outside or beyond the warring order. The movement from peace to conflict may thus reconfigure social environments, change social positions, and create settings that people live in rather than merely through ( Vigh 2008 ). The social
When the Outrage Becomes Personal, and the Urge to Act Unbearable
Therese Sandrup
(2009) , I perceive moral outrage as a political emotion and in doing so relate it to our sense of power over ourselves and our environment. In addition to my written notes from the trial, I have talked to several people who knew the accused men before
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jan 2018
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- 74–84 (11 total)
Introduction
Ethnographic Engagement with Bureaucratic Violence
Erin R. Eldridge and Amanda J. Reinke
transnational legal mechanisms, safe housing and environments, and other basic rights and needs. As bureaucratic infrastructures socially control a populace and regulate life itself, states and their bureaucrats seed symbolic violence—an internalization of
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jan 2018
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- 94–98 (5 total)
Rethinking the Anthropology of Violence for the Twenty-First Century
From Practice to Mediation
Antonius C. G. M. Robben
Senses . Toronto : University of Toronto Press . Ingold , Tim . 2000 . The Perception of the Environment: Essays in Livelihood, Dwelling and Skill . London : Routledge . Porcello , Thomas et al. 2010 . “ The Reorganization of the Sensory World
Expressions of Duress on Facebook by Chadian Urban Youth in the Diaspora and N’Djaména
Mirjam de Bruijn
of oppression. Marielle Debos (2016) has sketched this environment, where people are constantly under arms or under the threat of new conflict. Chad still lies near the bottom of development, poverty, and corruption indexes—for example, position
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jan 2018
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- Research Article
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- 259–274 (16 total)
Along the Lines of the Occupation
Playing at Diminished Reality in East Jerusalem
Fabio Cristiano and Emilio Distretti
of the nearby environment. For example, whereas green indicates parks or natural areas, light blue identifies a body of water. In the attempt to break the lines of the game, walking outside disciplined paths might lead players into gray surfaces where
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jun 2017
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- Research Article
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- 130–143 (14 total)
A Phone without Names
Distrust and Duress in Côte d’Ivoire
Kathrin Heitz-Tokpa
. People start to question what they had taken for granted and develop a distrust that easily extends to other areas of life. Uncle Yoro, also, began to see his social environment in a different, much more negative light. The event increased his distrust in
In Conflict and Society
- Published (Print):
- 01 Jan 2018
- Article Type:
- Research Article
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- 231–244 (14 total)