Some +/- results, surprising stats re how Violent places recover
World Affairs Council.
Bit of a counter-balance to internal suppositions?
One koan: Tough-on-crime policies breed (or escalate) violence. (a Duh for some but not for enough, yet).
Should generate a podcast, anon.
World Affairs Council
What Comes Next? How the World's Most Violent Places Recover
The most violent places today are not at war. Eighty-three percent of all violent deaths occur outside of conflict zones, and in 2015, more people died violently in Brazil than in Syria’s civil war. Yet multiple places which were once engulfed in violence and instability have recovered and have since formed stable democracies. Rachel Kleinfeld, senior fellow at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and author of "A Savage Order: How the World’s Deadliest Countries Can Forge a Path to Security", joins Markos Kounalakis, World Affairs co-host and visiting fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution, in conversation about how violent and weak states transform into stable ones.
Bit of a counter-balance to internal suppositions?
One koan: Tough-on-crime policies breed (or escalate) violence. (a Duh for some but not for enough, yet).
Should generate a podcast, anon.