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Militant Research and Public Policy: From Action to Reform and from Reform to Action

Tijdschrift Voor Economische En Sociale Geografie
AbstractThere exists a political tradition that views research as a transformative tool that empowers people to diagnose their own realities and enact change. Drawing on the legacy of militant research, this paper examines its role in shaping and influencing public policy, identifying two distinct frameworks: Action‐to‐Reform, which focuses on ...
Rubén Martínez Moreno, Jaime Palomera Zaidel   +1 more
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Beyond activism/academia: militant research and the radical climate and climate justice movement(s)

Area, 2015
Bertie Russell
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The Ethics of Engaged Ethnography: Applying a Militant Anthropology in Organs‐Trafficking Research

Anthropology News, 2009
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Go arm me: How militant fragmentation affects external support

International Interactions, 2023
Over the last 50 years, civil conflicts have grown increasingly complex due to the proliferation of new armed groups and rebel fragmentation. Yet, existing research on external support for armed groups often ignores this multi-actor dimension ...
Mark S. Berlin, Iris Malone
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Mamby Sidibé (1891-1977) Malian anthropologist and militant

Mande Studies, 2023
His articles on this research contain many anecdotes from his native village ofNiamaféro, complete with dates of key ...
N. Hopkins
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Targeting Quality or Quantity? The Divergent Effects of Targeting Upper Verses Lower-Tier Leaders of Militant Organizations

Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2022
Research on the efficacy of leadership decapitation has focused primarily on targeting the topmost leaders of groups. Yet, most organizations rely on multiple leaders with specific functional or geographical responsibilities, rather than a single ...
Amira Jadoon, A. Mines, D. Milton
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Researching ‘Militant Groups’

2020
The chapter reflects on the author’s experiences as a Ph.D. student in Belfast in the mid-1980s conducting research on militant groups. It considers issues of security, ethics and access and juxtaposes the author’s experiences with what is ‘meant to happen’ according to the textbooks. The chapter illustrates the value of patience, of good luck and also
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Migration discipline hijacked: distances and interruptions of a research militancy

Postcolonial Studies, 2013
AbstractIn this paper we reflect on some instruments to interrupt the governmentalization of knowledge production at play in migration studies – mainstream, critical, and radical alike. We take knowledge production as the struggle-field where confronting, resisting, and interrupting the disciplining of migrations that arises from their academic and ...
Glenda Garelli, Martina Tazzioli
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Leadership Targeting and Militant Alliance Breakdown

Journal of Politics, 2021
Existing research finds that cooperation among militant groups is common and contributes to both capabilities and lethality. Comparatively little is known, however, about how militant alliances are maintained and how they break apart.
C. Blair, M. Horowitz, P. Potter
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Counter (Mapping) Actions: Mapping as Militant Research

2015
We, the Counter Cartographies Collective (3Cs), propose a specific form of counter-mapping, autonomous cartography, to understand and intervene in the processes at our university, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. As autonomous, militant research, this mapping aims to foster cooperation among researchers and participants to practically ...
Collective, Counter Cartographies, Dalton, Craig, Mason-Deese, Liz   +2 more
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