New Occasional Paper: Gender, Famine and Mortality
During times of famine, sex, gender and age differences matter. But precisely how and why these factors intersect with famine conditions is an issue of much debate.
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Author: Bridget Conley
Snapshots of the early pandemic in U.S. prisons
Beginning in early April 2020, a group of Tufts-affiliated researchers began work with the World Peace Foundation to track COVID
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Defense Industries, Foreign Policy and Armed Conflict
This research program is funded in part by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and is carried out in partnership
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Business as Usual: How major weapons exporters arm the world’s conflicts
This report is part of the WPF research program, Defense industries, Foreign Policies and Armed Conflict.
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WPF supported project: The Corruption Tracker
The Corruption Tracker aims to create an up-to-date, online tracker of all cases and robust allegations of corruption in the global arms trade.
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In Their Presence: Debates on the dignity, display, and ownership of human remains
A series of panels that brings together leading voices in areas of forensic ethics.
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Panelists’ Bios Élisabeth Anstett is a social anthropologist, senior tenured researcher at Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and
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COVID-19 in Women’s Prisons
COVID-19 and the policies designed to counter it in American prisons pose distinct medical, emotional, psychological, and economic threats for incarcerated women and their families.
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96 Deaths in Detention: A View of COVID-19 in the Federal Bureau of Prisons as Captured in Death Notices
On March 28th, the Federal Bureau of Prisons reported the first death of someone in their custody: Patrick Jones, a
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