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Dangerous Speech As An Atrocity Early Warning Indicator: Measuring Changing Conflict Dynamics, Catherine Buerger, Susan Benesch
Dangerous Speech As An Atrocity Early Warning Indicator: Measuring Changing Conflict Dynamics, Catherine Buerger, Susan Benesch
Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal
Dangerous speech, any expression that can increase the likelihood that someone will commit or condone violence against members of another group, can be a powerful early warning signal of impending mass violence. However, one cannot make a list of words that are dangerous, since the effect of the message depends not only on its content, but also on how it is communicated: by whom, to whom, and under what circumstances. What may be benign in one context may be extremely inflammatory in another. Thus, effective monitoring requires deep knowledge of the local setting and structural factors. The spread of dangerous …
Promoting Resilience To Genocide: An Evidence-Based Approach, Deborah Mayersen
Promoting Resilience To Genocide: An Evidence-Based Approach, Deborah Mayersen
Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal
Preventing genocide is more achievable than ever before. In the past two decades, there has been an upsurge in research and resources dedicated to genocide and mass atrocity prevention. There is now substantial knowledge of risk factors for genocide, of current countries at risk of genocide and mass atrocities, and, most importantly, a small but passionate field of practitioners dedicated to prevention. Crucial to their effectiveness, however, is the adoption of evidence-based strategies. One important methodological approach to identifying proven strategies is through comparative analysis of historical case studies of resilience to genocide. From these case studies, in which a …
Lessons Learned: Overcoming Obstacles To Inference And Synthesis In Atrocity Prevention Research, Tallan Donine, Daniel Solomon, Lawrence Woocher
Lessons Learned: Overcoming Obstacles To Inference And Synthesis In Atrocity Prevention Research, Tallan Donine, Daniel Solomon, Lawrence Woocher
Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal
In this paper, we argue that atrocity prevention (AP) researchers face obstacles to inference and knowledge synthesis in the study of AP strategies and tools. We argue that researchers can begin to address obstacles to inference by using rigorous social-science methods and can address obstacles to knowledge synthesis through greater coordination and transparency about concepts, methods, and data. Our argument proceeds in four parts. First, drawing on a systematic review of three decades of research about AP tools, we survey key analytic obstacles to drawing conclusions about the effects of AP policy. Second, we survey four separate methods that researchers …
Contextualized Transitional Justice Policy Development In Uganda: Differentiating Between Normativity Types In Evidence-Based Problem Analysis, Saghar Shahidi Birjandian
Contextualized Transitional Justice Policy Development In Uganda: Differentiating Between Normativity Types In Evidence-Based Problem Analysis, Saghar Shahidi Birjandian
Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal
This article discusses the fundamental impact of normativity on producing evidence-based guidance for context-sensitive transitional justice policy. It draws on lessons learned from Uganda’s complex transitional justice context and extensive fieldwork to demonstrate the necessity and the means to differentiate between belief-based normativity and evidence-based normativity in conducting problem analysis as a crucial site that determines the integrity of evidence-based guidance. It also establishes that evidence-based normativity guiding problem analysis must include empirical evidence of societal dynamics and views of affected communities or there is a significantly higher risk of belief-based normativity decontextualizing strategy development. Findings establish significant substantive differences …
Revisiting The Second Taiwan Strait Crisis: Strategic Lessons For Today, Kendall Carll
Revisiting The Second Taiwan Strait Crisis: Strategic Lessons For Today, Kendall Carll
Journal of Strategic Security
As the inhabitants of the Quemoy Islands sat down for dinner on August 23, 1958, three years of relative peace in the Taiwan Strait came to an abrupt end. In the weeks that followed, the Eisenhower administration deployed ships to the strait, worked to understand the Communists’ intent, and considered nuclear first use. Though Washington ultimately prevailed in the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis, a critical review of the decision-making process enabled by newly leaked materials suggests catastrophe was closer than previously assumed. This article investigates the successes, the failures, and the nearly avoided contingencies that permitted a non-nuclear resolution to …
Understanding Russian Hybrid Warfare Against Europe In The Energy Sector And In The Future ‘Energy-Resources-Climate’ Security Nexus., Maurizio Geri
Understanding Russian Hybrid Warfare Against Europe In The Energy Sector And In The Future ‘Energy-Resources-Climate’ Security Nexus., Maurizio Geri
Journal of Strategic Security
To avoid escalations to full kinetic (military) wars is imperative to win the non-kinetic part of the so-called “hybrid warfare”, which use both kinetic and non-kinetic methods. The goal of the non-kinetic methods of hybrid warfare, or as others call it “grey zone” activities, or “subthreshold” tactics, is to defeat hearts and minds, as well as pockets, of adversaries, with social, political, and economic tools. This article focuses on energy as the crucial sector of the economic tools, and specifically uses an innovative approach, what the author calls the ‘energy-resources-climate security nexus’, as a new battleground for future strategic competition …
Crimen En La Frontera: Exploring Texas-Mexico Border Crimes Using A Geospatial Analysis, Carlos Alvarez, Jascha Wagner
Crimen En La Frontera: Exploring Texas-Mexico Border Crimes Using A Geospatial Analysis, Carlos Alvarez, Jascha Wagner
Journal of Strategic Security
Border crimes threaten public safety and security in the United States and the US-Mexico border region. Several evaluations support that data-driven, place-based crime prevention approaches can complement current public safety strategies and help reduce crime. Accordingly, place-based crime prevention may successfully prevent border crimes since these are inherently spatial. However, few studies have analyzed the geographies of Texas-Mexico border crimes, and assessments of data-driven, place-based crime prevention strategies of border crimes still lack a solid empirical foundation – especially in more rural border communities. To address this issue, this study builds police report data (Border Incident Assessment Report (BIAR)), used …
Regulating Deepfakes: An Indian Perspective, Shinu Vig
Regulating Deepfakes: An Indian Perspective, Shinu Vig
Journal of Strategic Security
Deepfakes are a growing concern throughout the world including India. Deepfakes can be used for several purposes, both innocuous or malicious. In India, several problems related to regulation of deepfakes have emerged. This paper makes an examination of current legal challenges posed by deepfakes as well as solutions in India that can be repurposed to address these challenges, including intellectual property laws, criminal laws, and the right to privacy. While these existing laws can be used to address certain aspects of the deep fake problem, there is an increasing recognition that specific legislations and regulations addressing deep fakes and synthetic …
Suicide Bombing In Afghanistan: A Multilevel Analysis, Kaneshka Nawabi
Suicide Bombing In Afghanistan: A Multilevel Analysis, Kaneshka Nawabi
Journal of Strategic Security
In August 2021, an insurgency spearheaded by violent suicide campaigns saw the return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan. A claimed four thousand suicide bombers remain a strategic asset at the hands of the Taliban and other extremist groups with extensive technical and logistical capabilities and a strong deterrence against their rivals. Despite this emanating threat, the majority of suicide terrorism research continues to rely on data from the Middle East, where social status, financial gains, and collective honour are cited as key factors. Using a multilevel framework and analysis, this article is based on field interviews with victims, …
The Use Of Developmental Program Evaluation For State Continued Approval In Educator Preparation, Suzanne L. Roberts
The Use Of Developmental Program Evaluation For State Continued Approval In Educator Preparation, Suzanne L. Roberts
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Working as a teacher educator today means working under an ever-present regulatory gaze. Accountability mechanisms, including state program approval processes, have been layered resulting in complexity. External assessments have failed to provide the data needed to support continuous improvement. There have been calls for combining external and internal evaluation processes to better drive continuous improvement. Developmental Program Evaluation (DPE) is an approach that claims to support program development in the middle space between top-down and bottom-up forces. This study examines the use of DPE in the middle space between mandated state approval processes and a small educator preparation program’s effort …
A School Leader’S Experiences With Ableism In An Educational System, Scottie Basham
A School Leader’S Experiences With Ableism In An Educational System, Scottie Basham
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The current organizational autoethnographic study aims to problematize ableism as an ideology that permeates and contributes to the inequities students with disabilities face in education. I share how I came to see ableism as an ideology that permeates and contributes to recursive practices in special education and share experiences that illustrate to school leaders ableist assumptions that are ingrained in leading a Special Education Center. Using organizational autoethnography, I share my experience as a first-year principal to provide a first-hand account of recursive practices within the educational organization, rooted in ableism, and discuss how those practices affected both myself, as …
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Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society
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Full Issue, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society
Full Issue, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society
Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society
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Full Issue, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society
Full Issue, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society
Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society
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Full Issue, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society
Full Issue, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society
Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society
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Approach-Avoidance Action Patterns As Indicators Of Empathic ‘Care Drive’ Strength, Stephanie R. Hruza
Approach-Avoidance Action Patterns As Indicators Of Empathic ‘Care Drive’ Strength, Stephanie R. Hruza
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Empathy, care, and prosocial behavior are essential to social group cohesion, and antisocial and violent criminal behavior, on the other pole, can cause serious disruptions in group cohesion and negatively impact society as a whole. Different psychopathological conditions tend to present with impairments in affective empathy/caring and prosocial behavior, as is observed in psychopathic traits, which are tied to antisocial behavior and outcomes. It is essential to understand how empathy and care function, both in psychopathology and normal prosocial functioning, in order to inform interventions for empathy/care deficits and avoid the potential harm that such deficits can cause for others …
Copulatory Behavior Of American Avocets And Black-Necked Stilts, Tex A. Sordahl
Copulatory Behavior Of American Avocets And Black-Necked Stilts, Tex A. Sordahl
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Fitness-Related Consequences Of Relaying In An Arctic Seabird: Survival Of Offspring To Recruitment Age, Mark Hipfner
Fitness-Related Consequences Of Relaying In An Arctic Seabird: Survival Of Offspring To Recruitment Age, Mark Hipfner
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Phylogenetic Utility Of Avian Ovomucoid Intron G: A Comparison Of Nuclear And Mitochondrial Phylogenies In Galliformes, Margaret H. Armstrong, Edward L. Braun, Rebecca T. Kimball
Phylogenetic Utility Of Avian Ovomucoid Intron G: A Comparison Of Nuclear And Mitochondrial Phylogenies In Galliformes, Margaret H. Armstrong, Edward L. Braun, Rebecca T. Kimball
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Individual And Seasonal Variation In External Genitalia Of Male Tree Swallows, Michael P. Lombardo
Individual And Seasonal Variation In External Genitalia Of Male Tree Swallows, Michael P. Lombardo
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Observational Learning In Hummingbirds, Douglas L. Nunn
Birding In The American West: A Handbook, W. Marvin Davis
Birding In The American West: A Handbook, W. Marvin Davis
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Versatility From A Single Song: The Case Of The Nightingale Wren, Daniel W. Leger, Katherine E. Brooks, Judith E. O'Brien
Versatility From A Single Song: The Case Of The Nightingale Wren, Daniel W. Leger, Katherine E. Brooks, Judith E. O'Brien
The Auk
No abstract provided.
High Migratory Fuel Loads Impair Predator Evasion In Sedge Warblers, Cecilia Kullberg, Sven Jakobsson, Thord Fransson
High Migratory Fuel Loads Impair Predator Evasion In Sedge Warblers, Cecilia Kullberg, Sven Jakobsson, Thord Fransson
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Geographic Variation In The Organization Of Song Sparrow Repertoires, Susan Peters, William A. Searcy, Michael D. Beecher, Stephen Nowicki
Geographic Variation In The Organization Of Song Sparrow Repertoires, Susan Peters, William A. Searcy, Michael D. Beecher, Stephen Nowicki
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Elliott Coues Award, 1999, John R. Krebs Sir.
On Home-Range Gap-Crossing, Thomas C. Grubb Jr., Paul F. Doherty Jr.
On Home-Range Gap-Crossing, Thomas C. Grubb Jr., Paul F. Doherty Jr.
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Breeding Biology Of Heermann's Gulls On Isla Rasa, Gulf Of California, Mexico, Enriqueta Velarde
Breeding Biology Of Heermann's Gulls On Isla Rasa, Gulf Of California, Mexico, Enriqueta Velarde
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Foam Produced By Male Coturnix Quail: What Is Its Function?, Elizabeth Adkins-Regan
Foam Produced By Male Coturnix Quail: What Is Its Function?, Elizabeth Adkins-Regan
The Auk
No abstract provided.