A striking passage from Andrew Gawthorpe’s Journal of Strategic Studies article “‘Mad Dog?’ Samuel Huntington and the Vietnam War”:
Huntington and policy relevant academia
Big Questions in the Study of the “Post”-Conflict”
I was honored to have an opportunity to speak to a fascinating workshop on “Fractures and Continuities of Changing Rule in (Post-)Conflict Settings” organized by Regine Schwab and Hannah Pfeifer at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt. These are my scattered thoughts on ways of disaggregating and re-aggregating research on conflict and post-conflict politics.
