Meera Selva
Digital Counterterrorism: Why Combatting Online Extremism is So Hard – And What Can Be Done About It
Competing memories of conflict
Discussant: Yasmine Zarhloule
From Pluribus to Unum? The Civil War and Imagined Sovereignty in 19th Century America
With: Gabriel Koehler-Derrick
Discussant: Ashrakat Elshehawy
Discussant: Ashrakat Elshehawy
Mapping the global international system of the nineteenth century (1815-1914)
Discussant: Patrick Gill-Tiney
Military Policing Exacerbates Crime and Human Rights Abuses: A Randomized Controlled Trial in Cali, Colombia
With: Michael Weintraub
Discussant: Scott Singer
Discussant: Scott Singer
When is it “ok” to leave? U.S. public opinion toward withdrawal from international organizations
With: Felicity Vabulas
Discussant: Andrew Payne
Discussant: Andrew Payne
International Authority and Institutionalized Inequalities
With: Alexandros Tokhi
Discussant: Samuel Seitz
Discussant: Samuel Seitz
Pathways toward a Jewish Israeli restorative ethics
In the same way that it is no longer possible to talk about antisemitism without also thinking about Israel/Palestine, it is no longer possible to imagine Jewish ethics outside the realities of Jewish power. My focus here is on when such thinking unfolds through a restorative justice prism or carries a restorative justice potential. At stake is not only a Jewish critique of Zionism, but also justice for Palestinians. The two issues are forever enmeshed.