And in this issue's data feature, Glenn Palmer, Roseanne McManus, @vjdorazio, @MichaelKenwick, @MikaelaKarstens, Chase Bloch, @MorningNvrComes, @kaylakahn, Kellan Ritter, and @MichaelJSoules introduce the MID5 Dataset https://t.co/9okjdxG72y (6/6)
Fire seasons are getting worse, we all know. In an extraordinary year, this is the story of three extraordinary hotshot firefighters.
https://t.co/9BD4Jjl2aO
When a regime violates human rights, foreign countries sometimes respond by imposing economic sanctions or denouncing perpetrators. Nick Dietrich (@MorningNvrComes) examines how citizens of foreign countries decide to support or not support these actions.🔗https://t.co/sBo0tWBVFK
Attention Civ-Mil Twitter! @MichaelKenwick and I are looking to start a virtual CMR workshop series and wanted to send along the info (below) to interested parties. We're looking for both presenters and discussants. (thread)
What should we call the storming of the US Capitol? A protest? Dissent? A riot? Insurrection? Terror? A coup? Check out @EmilyHRitter & @engagedscholar on the vocab of political violence. With illustrations by @s_p_comics. https://t.co/9YWSjAPE5P
For those on the job market: Ohio Wesleyan is hiring 11(!) tenure-track positions. Fields include economics, African and gender studies, and computer science. Great place to work. https://t.co/oMjjnhHITY
Why are #BlackLivesMatters protests in 🇺🇸 spreading faster and bringing out more people than they have in the past?
Social science research suggests two answers:
Some of those scholars are among the sources I listed. The Carbado reading in particular is excellent and doesn't require any prior legal or social science knowledge.