Boko Haram in the Lake Chad Basin: The Bakura Faction and its Resistance to the Rationalisation of Jihad
The Bin Laden Papers
Contextualizing Iraq’s Popular Mobilisation Units (PMU). A Religiously Grounded State-Sponsored Paramilitary
Conflict and the Making and Remaking of Identities
Revolution as Praxis: The Rise of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps
Elite Murder and Popular Resistance: Evidence from Post–World War II Poland
Systemic Trends in Warfare: Beyond the Decline-of-War Debate
Remembering and Forgetting Pivotal Moments in Modern Chinese History
This interdisciplinary conversation bringing together specialists in Chinese history, literature and politics will move from the year of the Boxers through the time of Tiananmen. The focus will be on the politics of memory and the different ways that contested events have been brought into or left out of narratives about China's past circulating inside that country and in other parts of the world.