Nolan Explores Impact of State Violence in El Salvador & Guatemala in Premier Álvarez Seminar
Professor Nolan detailed the nations’ struggle with state violence throughout the century and how U.S. fears of communism as well as subsequent funding for regional military governments contributed to the first large wave of emigrants from both countries, with many immigrating to the U.S.
Nolan Publishes Article Exploring Colombia’s Truth Commission Report
“The convergence of the Truth Commission report with a leftward swing in the country’s politics, and those of the continent, creates an opening, not just to end the drug war in its current form, but to make more sweeping changes”
Stern Attends White House Summit on Countering Hate Crimes
President Biden hosted the Summit at the White House to address the corrosive effects of hate-fueled violence on our democracy and public safety, highlight the response of the Biden-Harris Administration and communities nationwide to these dangers, and put forward a shared, bipartisan vision for a more united America.
Corgan Interviewed on U.S. Mail Bomb Threats
Prof. Michael Corgan discusses the recent violent acts across the United States, and how these might influence the country’s upcoming elections.
Stern in BU Today on the Psychology of Terrorism
Prof. Jessica Stern discusses the psychology behind terrorism, and the logic that leads people into being recruited by terrorist organizations.