Binaries again! Revisiting the urban-rural question through geographies of discontent

G Özatağan, A Eraydin - Habitat International, 2024 - Elsevier
A decade ago, leading scholars suggested that the 'extended'and 'planetary'form
contemporary urbanisation has taken blurred demarcations of urban and rural and rendered …

Revisiting the links between economic inequality and political violence: The role of social mobilization

P Justino - World Development, 2025 - Elsevier
This paper revisits the age-old question of how economic inequalities may affect the
emergence of political violence. Recent findings from three distinct bodies of literature …

Business and peace: The impact of firm–stakeholder relational strategies on conflict risk

B Ganson, TL He, WJ Henisz - Academy of Management Review, 2022 - journals.aom.org
We explain how a firm's relational strategies impact conflict risk in the broader network of
societal relations. To make this contribution, we highlight how managerial decisions are …

Terrorist attacks, land resource competition and violent farmer-herder conflicts

J George, A Adelaja, T Awokuse, O Vaughan - Land Use Policy, 2021 - Elsevier
Armed conflicts that involve the capture of land and territory can have direct and spillover
effects on other land-related conflicts. In this paper, we conceptualize how attacks by …

“I feel scared of being a girl”: Adolescent girls' conversations about heteropatriarchal sexual violence in South African townships

ND Ngidi - Geoforum, 2022 - Elsevier
This paper examines the perspectives of black African adolescent girls about
heteropatriarchal sexual violence in their resource-poor townships in South Africa. The study …

Natural disasters, aid distribution, and social conflict–Micro-level evidence from the 2015 earthquake in Nepal

A De Juan, J Pierskalla, E Schwarz - World development, 2020 - Elsevier
How do natural disasters influence social conflict? We build on previous research by
drawing more attention to conditional effects. We argue that damage and destruction tend to …

[HTML][HTML] Decolonisation of institutional structures in South African universities: A critical perspective

RW Albertus - Cogent Social Sciences, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
In 2015, using social media, a new generation of South African university students launched
the social justice movement# FeesMustFall. The call for social justice, equity and equality …

[HTML][HTML] Fueling protest? Climate change mitigation, fuel prices and protest onset

N von Uexkull, EG Rød, I Svensson - World Development, 2024 - Elsevier
Mitigating global warming requires a rapid reduction in the use of fossil fuels which form the
foundation of modern economies. Fossil fuel reduction is crucial for minimizing future loss …

Revisiting the causal links between economic sanctions and human rights violations

RYL Liou, A Murdie, D Peksen - Political Research Quarterly, 2021 - journals.sagepub.com
There is some consensus in the literature that economic sanctions might prompt more
human rights abuses in target countries. Yet, the causal mechanisms underlining the …

[HTML][HTML] Population pressure, political institutions, and protests: A multilevel analysis of protest events in African cities

N Dorward, S Fox - Political Geography, 2022 - Elsevier
Why do some of Africa's urban areas experience higher rates of protest incidence than
others? Numerous authors have highlighted the role of urbanisation and democratisation in …