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Time in a Bottle: Analyzing Historical Conflict Data
Fri, August 30, 2:00 to 3:30pm, Hilton, Lincoln EastSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Papers in this session use historical data to examine pogrom violence, arrest patterns, and separatist conflict.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Deep Roots of Modern Violence: Pre-Colonial States and Separatist Civil Wars - Jack Paine, University of Rochester
Explaining Sub-national Variation in Pogrom Violence: The Case of Kristallnacht - Daniel Solomon
We Shoot Back: The Deacons versus White Supremacy - Adrian Arellano, University of Michigan
Who Gets Pulled from the Shadows? Arrest Patterns in Occupied France - Thomas M. Dolan, University of Central Florida