Roger O’Keefe Talks to Marta Szuniewicz-Stępień, Frederik F. Rosén, and Andrzej Jakubowski, Making the Hague Regime More Effective by Roger O’Keefe, Marta Szuniewicz-Stępień, Frederik F. Rosén, Andrzej Jakubowski

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Les enjeux socio-environnementaux du développement durable en Amérique du Sud. Considérations à partir du cas colombien by Oscar Navarro

“…It is so necessary to know socio-political and cultural obstacles these societies meet (corruption and institutional instability, armed conflict, poverty, etc…). Study socio-environmental conflict’s bases and psychosocial dynamics help to better understand these obstacles, but also to find out answers to better manage this pressure. …”
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Critical Elements on International Aid in Colombia’s Magdalena Medio by Edgar Alberto Zamora Aviles

“…This process has operated under distinct modalities of accumulation by dispossession in the midst of the humanitarian crisis that the development of social and armed conflict has generated. In the Magdalena Medio, one of the most prominent scenarios of dispossession is that of palm agroindustry.…”
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Les services collectifs de transport intra-urbain à Bouaké : des offres de mobilité à hauts risques pour les populations by Kouakou Attien, Jean-Michel Konan

“…Minibuses, commonly known as gbakas and communal taxis appeared in after independence before then appeared in 2002 the bikes taxi, during the political and armed conflict. Despite, some permanent dangers such as the bad quality of the services and the vehicles linked to these types of mutual transport Bouaké’s citizens use them. …”
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Small Arms and Light Weapons Proliferation and Gun Violence in West Africa Sub-Region by Agbegbedia Oghenevwoke Anthony

“…At the global stage, it is well known that far more people are killed in armed conflict through the use of small arms than by bombs. …”
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Development of a communication system for humanitarian emergencies by Antonio Sarasa Cabezuelo

“… One of the main tasks of NGOs is the countries in which they operate is to alert to possible humanitarian emergencies that may occur due to different events such as epidemics caused by illness, famine, armed conflict, and other events that may occur. A key element for the emergency to be controlled and not have tragic consequences is the speed of information management: rapid communication of the emergency, where it is occurring, immediate needs…This information will allow the NGO managers to take action and decisions about how to act. …”
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Deus ex machina? NFT Technology as a Means of Preservation for Endangered Cultural Heritage by Valeria Casillo

“… This article discusses NFT technology in the context of cultural heritage protection in armed conflicts, addressing both the benefits and challenges that come with their use. …”
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Islamistes et rebelles touaregs maliens : alliances, rivalités et ruptures by Emmanuel Grégoire

“…He then analyses the claims and the divisions in the Tuareg movements, which radicalized since the preceding rebellions, as some decided Azawad be independent and while others (Anser ed-Dine) decided to set up an Islamic Tuareg state through armed conflict and to apply sharia. Lastly, he wonders why the Tuareg from Niger did not take up arms while the Malian and Nigeria Tuareg rebels show great similarities…”
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Tanatopolítica y control social : la violencia como dinamizador del orden y la limpieza social en Bucaramanga, Colombia (1988-1998) by Álvaro Acevedo Tarazona, Andrés Correa Lugos

“…At the end of the 20th century, Colombia saw an exponential growth in violence as a result of the boom in drug trafficking and the internal armed conflict. Faced with this situation, alternatives were implemented to exercise social control, such as states of exception and other non-legal forms of repression, which were mainly exercised by informal actors who, with the support of the Military Forces, administered the ways of dying at their will. and to kill. …”
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The Battle over Pastures: The Hidden War in Afghanistan by Liz Alden Wily

“…Despite numerous government initiatives, the Karzai Administration has failed to get to grips with the ownership issues underpinning this contestation and the associated seasonal armed conflict. As rangelands are made more available for purchase in the marketplace and as a surge in mining developments eats into pastures, more conflict may be expected, deepening divisions not only between ethnicities, but also between rich and poor, and between the people and the state.…”
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“Uncle Vova, we are with you!” The use of childhood semantics in Russian political propaganda by Wojciech Siegień

“…The war in Ukraine today additionally updates the meanings related to the armed conflict and patriotism. The analysis shows that childhood implies patriotism that invokes military meanings and is deeply immersed in the historical context of the war. …”
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A Risk Management Approach to Global Pandemics of Infectious Disease and Anti-Microbial Resistance by Annie Sparrow, Meghan Smith-Torino, Samuel M. Shamamba, Bisimwa Chirakarhula, Maranatha A. Lwaboshi, Christine Stabell Benn, Konstantin Chumakov

“…Moreover, the One Health approach ignores armed conflict. Contemporary wars are characterized by indiscriminate bombing of civilians, attacks targeting healthcare, mass displacement and lack of humanitarian access, conditions which drive polio outbreaks and incubate superbugs. …”
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A Christian Perspective on Islamic Concepts of Jihad, Iman And Islam in the Context of Mindanao Peace Process by Jerson Benia Narciso

“…It attempts to understand and analyze Islamic concepts of Jihad, Iman and Islam and their significance to the problem of armed conflict in Mindanao. Analyses of these concepts is based mainly from the perspective of Islamic liberation theology specifically on the works of Farid Esack, Asghar Ali Engineer, and Fazlur Rahman, whose thoughts on the subject are seen to have more relevance towards development of a contextual Islamic theology of peace and liberation that is reflective of the historical, socio-political, cultural, and economic conditions in Mindanao of Southern Philippines. …”
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Language Learning Materials Counteracting Rural Racializations: A Practical Attempt in ELT by Ferney Cruz-Arcila, Sandra Ximena Bonilla-Medina, Vanessa Solano-Cohen

“…Colombia is one of the most socioeconomically unequal countries worldwide, with rural regions facing severe poverty, under-resourced schools, precarious economic opportunities, and an unresolved armed conflict. These inequalities are often overlooked in ELT policies and social practices, as rural institutions and educational actors are expected to adhere to English teaching goals that are more aligned with an urban ideal. …”
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Violence politique et légitimisme pendant la Première guerre carliste : une occasion manquée by Laetitia Blanchard

“…The First Carlist War is a factor amplifying political violence outside Spanish borders. How could this armed conflict revive the tensions between the defenders of Absolutist Regimes and the Liberals outside Spain? …”
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Militarised Safety: Politics of Exclusion by Ayesha Sarfraz, Arsalan Rafique

“…Warfare and armed conflict have evolved radically with the advent of technology and perhaps most importantly, with globalization. …”
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The effect of conflict on damage to medical facilities in Mariupol, Ukraine: A quasi-experimental study. by Danielle N Poole, Daniel Andersen, Nathaniel A Raymond, Jack Parham, Caitlin Howarth, Oona A Hathaway, Kaveh Khoshnood, Yale Humanitarian Research Lab

“…Despite the need for systematic documentation of the effects of war on medical facilities for judiciary accountability, current methods for surveilling damage to protected civilian objects during ongoing armed conflict are insufficient. Satellite imagery damage assessment confers significant possibilities for investigating patterns of war. …”
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Crimillegal Orders: Revisiting Organized Crime’s Political Power by Markus Schultze-Kraft

“…The article concludes by presenting some ideas about how the concept of crimillegality could be usefully adopted in the fields of peace building and the mitigation of non-armed conflict violence in Latin America and other parts of the contemporary world.…”
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The Role of Italy and UNIDROIT in the Drafting of the First Protocol to the 1954 Hague Convention by Giuditta Giardini

“… This article explores the development of the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict and its First Protocol, key tools for safeguarding cultural objects during wartime. …”
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Tacit engagement in humanitarian action: making sense of silence and secrecy in humanitarian negotiations by Ayse Bala Akal, Kristina Roepstorff, Kristoffer Lidén

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