Abstract In spite of the recent transnational turn, there continues to be a considerable gap between Fascist studies and new approaches transitions, imperial collapses, legacies post–World War I Europe. This article posits itself at crossroads fascist studies, Habsburg scholarship on post-1918 violence. this regard, difficulties state transition, subsequent social unrest, ascent forms political...

Although scientists have warned of possible social perils resulting from climate change, the impacts of long-term climate change on social unrest and population collapse have not been quantitatively investigated. In this study, high-resolution paleo-climatic data have been used to explore at a macroscale the effects of climate change on the outbreak of war and population decline in the preindus...

In late 2014, a series of highly publicized police killings of unarmed Black male civilians in the United States prompted large-scale social turmoil. In the current review, we dissect the psychological antecedents of these killings and explain how the nature of police work may attract officers with distinct characteristics that may make them especially well-primed for negative interactions with...

In this moment of pandemic and social unrest, health workers feel overwhelming exhaustion, uncertainty, powerlessness. At the same time, a deep spirit resilience desire for innovation, discovery, justice compel to retain their commitment serving patients communities. This essay takes context into consideration proposes pragmatic steps toward reimagined reinvigorated future our work as workers.

Stásis as a political phenomenon arises in Archaic Greece consequence of the absence ofwritten law, tyrannical governments and iniquities due to excessive accumulation wealth by thearistocratic class. Didactic epic, elegies iambus describe social unrest different póleis. The stásis isnarrated, sometimes explicitly, indirectly, poems fragments that transmit state permanentconflict during first c...

Where do we go from here? The Fall-Winter 2020 issue of the IMF Research Perspectives considers this question and analyzes impact COVID-19 pandemic. research showcased in looks at history social unrest aftermaths pandemics, discusses inequalities telework, places COVID lending conditions under microscope, examines how economic activity has been shaped by people’s reaction to virus resulting pol...

Understanding the mechanisms that control the start-up of volcanic unrest is crucial to improve the forecasting of eruptions at active volcanoes. Among the most active volcanoes in the world are the so-called persistently degassing ones (e.g., Etna, Italy; Merapi, Indonesia), which emit massive amounts of gas during quiescence (several kilotonnes per day) and erupt every few months or years. Th...

This paper explores the relative balance between socio-economic grievance and confessional andpolitical division in urban revolts during the period of the French religious wars. More particularly, it focuses on two such incidents in the town of Troyes in Champagne in the summer of 1586 and what they can tell us about the influence of popular discontent on municipal politics and town– crown rela...

ObjectiveOlder adults are prone to the negative effects of exposure violence on their mental health. This study aimed examine impact during social unrest and role resilience in health older people.DesignA total 1203 people aged 65 years or were randomly selected for a telephone survey using random digit dialing numbering method Hong Kong.MeasurementsA 13-item scale was developed measure violenc...