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Conflict Work After Kony 2012
The Flotilla and the Necessity of the Public Critique
Twitter: A Magnifier of Intent
Bradley Manning, Collateral Murder, Truth, and Power
Poetry Of Neoliberal Fascism And Ways Of Reading: Turkey And The Gezi Park Protests
Stranger in a Strange World: The Ombudsman in the Federal Government
Understanding the Pro-Drone Discourse
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Mitt and Jesus: On Theological Controversies in U.S. Politics
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Living in the US as a Muslim
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Art Damage - Reflections on Shepard Fairey's Murals in Cincinnati
American Civil Religion: Mythology and Narrative
Main Street is Wall Street or an Interface with Slavoj Žižek’s First as Tragedy, Then as Farce
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Wrong is Wrong, No Matter Who Says It: Critical Conflict Engagement
Conflict Resolution Commandos: A Response to the Flotilla
Critical Conflict Resolution: Notes on Its Development and Key Concepts
Helping Former Child Soldiers Reclaim Their Lives
Syria in Search of a Political Solution: Toward Functional Coexistence
Heterogeneous Conflicts: One Role for Critical Conflict Theory
Occupy and the Absence of Systemic Conflict Resolution
The Populist Pivot
The Lesson of the Bad Cop in Two Party Democracies
A Response to CRCs
THE UNACKNOWLEDGED CAR STUDENT: A REFLECTION ON DOUBT, MYSTERY, AND UNCERTAINTY
Art and Liberation: A Review
The New Normal - America in the Age of Permanent Emergency
For Liberation or Exploitation: Reviving the human needs debate
Fanon and Violence
Prague, Czech Republic - Museum of Communism
Twitter Revolution: The Misappropriation of Cause and Effect
Neoliberal Interventionism: American Adventures in Healthcare
Challenging the evangelical bias against Palestinians
Syria and the Fatal Flaw in American Foreign Policy
Revolution Revisited: Re-reading Rosa Luxemburg's Reform or Revolution
Decay + DC
The Perpetrator As Savior: A Paradox Of Late Capitalism
Take a Walk on the Slutty Side: A sociological take on SlutWalk
Humanitarian Hubris and the Politics of Violence
The Eclipse of Equality: An Interview with Solon Simmons
Pablo Kickasso VS Salvador Darling
Liberal Peacebuilding as Zombie: Workaround Strategies
H.B. 1070: The Beginning of Genocide?
The International Donor System: Uncovering Structural Flaws
The March for Freedom in Libya
For Elise: Social Ecology in the 21st Century
Women Heroes And Patriarchal Appropriation Of Masculine Women
Mer Khamis murder: Palestinians must reinforce freedom of expression
The Roots of Caucasian Terrorism
Global Ambitions: A Critical Reading of the Report on “Graduate Education and Professional Practice in International Peace and Conflict”
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