Resources: Violence Trauma and Reconciliation
Displaying 13 - 24 of 29Putin's War: Russia against the West and with the Rest-A PCFR Virtual Program
Dr. Angela Stent, an expert on Russian politics, will discuss her article on Putin's global ambitions in a virtual event hosted by the ASU Melikian Center and PCFR.
Great Power Competition Series featuring Secretary Mark Esper
The Phoenix Committee on Foreign Relations collaborates with McCain Institute at ASU and ASU Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law to host a speaker series on Great Power Competition.
Coal, Renewables and Protest: Ethnographic Perspectives on Energy in Kosovo
Nita Luci, at the University of Prishtina in Kosovo, leads the Department of Anthropology, teaches Energy and Society, and directs a global research project.
ASU Melikian Center - Research Pieces Faculty Edition and Affiliate Meeting
Fall 2023 at the Melikian Center features presentations by affiliates on topics like Mongol-French medieval contacts and a US-funded Balkan entrepreneurship program.
Arizona Chapter | American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages | Annual Conference
The Arizona Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages hosts its annual conference, bringing together scholars to share research and pedagogical approaches in Slavic and East European studies.
1489 (2023, Shoghakat Vardanyan) - A film screening and discussion
Shoghakat Vardanyan, inspired by her brother's disappearance in the 2020 Artsakh War, created a documentary filmed over two years capturing her family's ordeal. The film, '1489', won awards at IDFA and is featured in Kino Nights 2025, exploring trauma through cinema.
The Murder Farm
This book draws on the real-life case of the Hinterkaifeck murders, which took place in March 1922 in a village 43 miles north of Munich. The murder of the Gruber family and their maid, by a killer who used a maeock, and apparently returned several times to the farm to feed the farm animals, was never solved.
A tale of two deadly female snipers - Interview on NewsNation
The article discusses two female snipers, 'Charcoal' from Ukraine and 'Bagira' from Russia. It highlights their roles, historical context of female snipers, and personal fates including 'Bagira's' capture.
Attack against elections is inevitable - Estonia shows what can be done.
Estonia's robust cyber defenses for elections set a global example. Their system, improved since a 2007 cyber attack, features digital identity and secure data exchange, ensuring election integrity and trust in digital services. Theconversation.com
Keith Brown on Violence.
Keith Brown, ASU professor, discusses the need to understand the cycle of violence to effectively break it. He leads The Melikian Center and has a rich academic background. ASU Now - Got a Minute?
What a 150 year Old Gun Tells Us About the End of Colt's AR-15. The History of weapons technology suggests that arms often escape the control of their maker.
The article discusses Colt's history and the enduring impact of its firearm designs, particularly the AR-15, highlighting their influence and the challenges the company faced, including market pressures and bankruptcy. Slate.com
EU plans to set up a new court to prosecute Russia's war on Ukraine - but there's a mixed record on holding leaders like Putin accountable for waging wars
The EU plans to establish a special court with UN support to prosecute Russian leaders, including Putin, for aggression in Ukraine. This court aims to address the challenges faced by international justice systems, exemplified by the Serbian leader Milosevic's trial. Theconversation.com