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Voices from Ukraine: Introduction by Jonathan Jackson and Lily Hamourtziadou by Jackson, Jonathan, Hamourtziadou, Lily

“…In this period of global insecurity, sharing human experiences acts as a tool to preserve history, educate future generations, foster empathy, prevent…”
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Keeping track of the death toll in war zones by Hamourtziadou, Lily

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The Tree of Knowledge still bears fruit by Fischman, Rajmil

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Embedded journalism as a strategic enabler in US contentious foreign policy-making domestic legitimization: Evidence from the 2003 invasion of Iraq by Margotin, Clara

“…This article argues that in controversial conflicts, such as the 2003–2011 Iraq War, the US government can strategically utilize the influence it exhibits over…”
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The conflict in Northern Ireland: A soldier’s insight by Hyslop, Jon, Jackson, Jonathan

“…War is the most destructive of human actions, leaving a legacy of hatred, violence, and destruction which can often take decades to rebuild. The victims of war…”
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The politicization of militarization: Examining military contributions to British policing by McCarthy, Bethany, Stokes, Adam, Jackson, Jonathan

“…The role of the military is often clear: identify, engage, and destroy the enemy. This is true of all conflicts throughout human history, with armies varying…”
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COVID-19, global public health justice, and the culture of organized irresponsibility by Catello, Roberto

“…This article deploys the language of risk to offer a sociological perspective on the discourse of responsibility in the context of the governance and…”
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The “National Question” revisited: Moldova and the crisis of the modern liberal state by Whitman, Darrell

“…Moldova is a borderland, lying geographically between Slavic Russia and the modern, liberal states of the European Union. Historically, it took shape after the…”
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War crimes and questions on justice in asymmetric warfare: The case of Iraq by Hamourtziadou, Lily, Skerritt, Leon

“…The concepts of human rights and international justice are products of the 20th century and of the so-called enlightened Western civilisation. As the 21st…”
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Silent power, audible impunity: A Constructivist analysis of the atrocities of Abu Ghraib and Camp Breadbasket by Dales, Hollie

“…“Silent power, audible impunity” examines conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) against male detainees, in Abu Ghraib and in Camp Breadbasket, following the…”
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War and displacement: My family story by Lawrence, Peter

“…In this personal memoir of the impact of war and displacement, I tell the story of my father, a Polish-Jewish student from Lwow, then in Poland, who became a…”
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How has the US maintained hegemony in the international oil trade through its control of the Middle East? by Joshi, Arya

“…This article discusses the dominance the US has over the Middle Eastern oil industry. It explores the timeline in which this happened, dating back to the…”
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Efficacy of counter-terrorism cooperation: A critical appraisal of Nigeria–United States counter-terrorism cooperation by Owojori, Abimbola Joseph, Akinyemi, Omolara V., Azman, Muhammad Danial

“…Nigeria has struggled to combat terrorism for over a decade despite its domestic strategies and multilateral cooperation with its contiguous neighbors and…”
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How has the US maintained hegemony in the international oil trade through its control of the Middle East? by Joshi, Arya

“…This article discusses the dominance the US has over the Middle Eastern oil industry. It explores the timeline in which this happened, dating back to the…”
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Profit-driven policy and human insecurity by Fereday, Hannah

“…This article provides a holistic account of the deep-rooted structural harms permeating contemporary society, offering theoretical and philosophical analysis…”
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Putting names to numbers: The creation of a systematic casualty recording database for the ongoing Russian aggression within Ukraine by Ward, Emily

“…This research aims to help create a systematic casualty recording database for the civilian casualties of the Russian aggression within Ukraine. It looks at…”
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Should they stay or should they go?: Modern European narratives on refugees by Baig, Sultan

“…This article explores the responses of Western countries to refugee crises. European countries have been pioneers in articulating frameworks to address the…”
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Are religious beliefs truly the root cause of terrorism? by Maysun, Jannah Aishah

“…This article explores religion as a cause for terrorism, looking at different causes for terrorism and discussions into the harms associated with popular…”
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Has the threat posed by China to international security been overstated? by Tench, Owen

“…This article evaluates whether the threat posed to international security by a rising China has been overstated. The literature analyzed during the research…”
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COVID-19 pandemic exposes deep fault lines in global health governance: Lessons for the WHO by Imade, Lucky

“…A specter is hunting the world – the specter of a deadly infectious disease – novel coronavirus (COVID-19), which has resulted in 758,390,564 and 6,859,093…”
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