It has been a good week on Conflict Health, with our first guest post by Paul Kan. Even better, this the first week I have had a car in South Africa (a 2004 VW Citigolf, if you were wondering). Below is a selection of items I did not get to writing about this week:
Stars and Stripes reporter asks, “When will the U.S. mission to Haiti end?“.
Huffington Post’s take on health diplomacy.
Journal article: Measuring the Scale and Distribution of Armed Violence.
Journal article: Tracking Violence in Timor-Leste: A Sample of Emergency Room Data, 2006–08.
Information Dissemination takes on hearts and minds.
Civil-Military relations in Haiti, from the ground.
Journal article: Patterns of Mortality Rates in Darfur Conflict.
Charli Carpenter on counting casualties in the Congo.
Christopher R. Albon is a political science Ph.D. specializing in armed conflict, public health, human security, and health diplomacy.
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Read the Timor Leste article, and I gotta say that was better left unwritten. Sometimes you should just pull the plug and say “well, that didn’t work, let’s try something else”.
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