Professor Government and International Affairs
Virginia Tech, National Capital Region, 1021 Prince Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314, USA
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- Bosnia Remade A blog devoted to the book Bosnia Remade
- David Grondin Militainment and the National Security State
- Duck of Minerva US IR scholars on contemporary international affairs
- Florian Bieber South East Europe dispatches
- Geographical Imaginations Derek Gregory on war, space and security
- Geopolitics & Security @ Royal Holloway
- Joshua Landis Syria Comment
- Juan Cole Informed Comment
- Michael Tomasky
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- Political Violence at a Glance
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- Progressive Geographies Thinking about place and power
- Rosa Brooks By Other Means
- Stephen Walt
- War, Law, Space
Professional Affiliation
- Government and International Affairs The Government and International Affairs program at Virginia Tech
- The School of Public and International Affairs School of Public and International Affairs at Virginia Tech
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- The De Facto States Project The De Facto States Project
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Category Archives: Africa
Does global warming auger increased levels of violent conflict?
There has been a lot of speculation on the likely impacts of global warming on violent conflict across the globe. In a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), my former adviser and research … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Climate Change, Current affairs, Geography, Global Warming, World political map
Tagged East Africa, global warming, violence
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More on the Geographies of Violent Death
The events in Aurora this weekend re-awakened some horrible memories for those associated with Virginia Tech. In discussions on television and elsewhere, ‘Virginia Tech’ has unfortunately joined the litany of names of horrific acts of mass violence perpetrated by deranged … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Congo, Current affairs, Geography, Washington D.C.
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