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Social network size and endorsement of political violence in the US. [PDF]
Inj EpidemiolBackground In recent years, the United States (US) has witnessed a rise in political violence. Prior research has found that an individual’s social network is associated with their likelihood of engaging in various forms of violence, but research on ...
Schleimer JP +3 more
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Replacement thinking, status threat, and the endorsement of political violence among non-Hispanic white individuals in the US: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]
Prev Med RepObjective: This study investigates the association between replacement thinking, status threat perceptions, and the endorsement of political violence among non-Hispanic white adults in the United States. It explores how perceived threats to social status
Reeping PM +5 more
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Approval of extreme right-wing organizations and social movements and support for political violence in the United States: findings from a nationally representative survey. [PDF]
Inj EpidemiolBackground Concern for political violence in the United States remains high. The limited information available indicates that approval of specific extreme right-wing organizations and social movements is associated with support for and willingness to ...
Wintemute GJ +6 more
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Revista UNISCI, 2019 The global terrorist and extremist threat is likely to persist in 2019 as the Islamic State (IS) go through a phase of re-adaptation and de-centralisation. The group has established clandestine and underground structures to survive in Iraq and Syria. Its
Rohan Gunaratna
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Priming Partisan Identities and Support for Political Violence
Frontiers in Political Science, 2022 Individuals in the United States appear increasingly willing to support and justify political violence. This paper therefore examines whether making partisan identities salient increases support for political violence. We embed priming manipulations in a
Suhan Kacholia, Fabian Guy Neuner
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GLOBAL THREAT LANDSCAPE IN 2018
Revista UNISCI, 2018 The global terrorism threat has become decentralised, unpredictable, hard-to-detect and resilient with regenerative capacities. The global jihadist movements, principally the so-called Islamic State (IS) and Al-Qaeda, have glocalised to exploit ...
Rohan Gunaratna
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Studying Factors Affecting Political–Ethnic Violence: Meta-Analysis of Researches from 2007 to 2021 [PDF]
Faṣlnāmah-i Pizhūhish/hā-yi Rāhburdī-i Siyāsat, 2023 IntroductionPolitical–ethnic violence arises from abrupt, heterogeneous, and disruptive social development and changes that lead to social disorganization and multidimensional anomie.
Taha Ashayeri +3 more
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International Journal of Psychological Research, 2019 Emotional processes and social interactions are relevant units in the study of the actors involved in contexts of political violence, since they have been exposed to constant conflict and they can develop inappropriate behaviors in daily life.
Sergio Ribero-Marulanda +1 more
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Maternal gift economy framework for addressing obstetric violence.
(Con)textos, 2022 The present article analyzes the economic aspects of maternity care, proposing the maternal gift economy theory as a possible framework for addressing the economic and structural causes of obstetric violence.
Elena Skoko
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From Violence as Anti-Politics to Politics as Anti-Violence [PDF]
Critical Times, 2020 Abstract This article discusses violence in its intrinsic relationship to politics. This conjunction of politics and violence is not just a special feature of our historical experience; rather it can never be separated from it, albeit with distinct forms and to different degrees.
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