Postconflict cities: remnants of war in peace

Burning remnants of war.

Background: We conducted a study in order to determine the usefulness and diagnostic value of International Autoimmune Hepatitis Group (IAHG) score in non-autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) hepatic disorders as well as in AIH/ overlap syndromes and in cases with coexistence of AIH and other liver diseases. Methods: We applied the IAHG score in 423 patients with liver diseases excluding patients with AI...

War and Peace

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Nutrition in war and peace.

I t is a privilege to appear before the State and Provincial Health Authorities of North America in this historic city. It is also an unusual opportunity and a heavy responsibility—an opportunity to explore with you new vistas in the promotion of human health and welfare, and the responsibility of doing justice in a brief address to a most important and complex subject. Let me begin by trying t...

Policing the Remnants of War*

In some very important respects, the institution of war is clearly in decline. Certain standard, indeed classic, varieties of war – particularly major war or wars among developed countries – have become so rare and unlikely that they could well be considered to be obsolescent, if not obsolete. Also in notable decline, it appears, are conventional war more generally, conventional civil war, colo...

FROM POLITICS OF WAR TO POLITICS OF PEACE – NORTHERN UGANDA: Whose War, Whose Peace & Whose Justice