ABSTRACT Past research has found that globalization and political violence have been linked in bo... more ABSTRACT Past research has found that globalization and political violence have been linked in both modern and less modern times. Normally, groups that have been disadvantaged or displaced by globalization are seen as responsible for these outbreaks of violence. In the case of the Late Republic of Rome and medieval Italy before the Renaissance, violence was actually prompted by major increases in wealth among those who benefited when control of the political system became much more valuable. The increased value raised the stakes of political control and underlay the resulting higher levels of violence.
... politics (fourtH edition) stePhen tanseyand nigel Jackson tHe Qur'an MassiMo caMPanini r... more ... politics (fourtH edition) stePhen tanseyand nigel Jackson tHe Qur'an MassiMo caMPanini religion (second edition) MaloRy nye researcH metHods nicholas walliMan roman catHolicism Michael walsh semiotics (second edition) daniel chandleR sHakespeare (second edition ...
... BRENDA J. LUTZ, GEORGIA WRALSTAD ULMSCHNEIDER and JAMES M. LUTZ ... The four individuals who ... more ... BRENDA J. LUTZ, GEORGIA WRALSTAD ULMSCHNEIDER and JAMES M. LUTZ ... The four individuals who were arrested and charged with the bombings were three young Irish Catholics from Northern Ireland – Gerald Conlon (age 20), Paul Michael Hill (20) and Patrick ...
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ABSTRACT In what came to be controversial cases in the 1970s, British courts convicted individual... more ABSTRACT In what came to be controversial cases in the 1970s, British courts convicted individuals involved with IRA bombing campaigns and sent them to prison. The Guildford Four, Maquire Seven, and Birmingham Six were all convicted with faulty evidence and/or coerced confessions. Obtaining convictions for the bombings was important for the British government and British public opinion, since the guilty persons were caught and punished. There are few indications, however, that the government as a matter of policy decided to convict and imprison innocent people in order to mollify the public and achieve other political objectives. The original convictions were miscarriages of justice but not government policy. The delay in rectifying the original convictions, however, displayed more concern about potential negative effects for the political system if judicial errors were admitted.
ABSTRACT Past research has found that globalization and political violence have been linked in bo... more ABSTRACT Past research has found that globalization and political violence have been linked in both modern and less modern times. Normally, groups that have been disadvantaged or displaced by globalization are seen as responsible for these outbreaks of violence. In the case of the Late Republic of Rome and medieval Italy before the Renaissance, violence was actually prompted by major increases in wealth among those who benefited when control of the political system became much more valuable. The increased value raised the stakes of political control and underlay the resulting higher levels of violence.
... politics (fourtH edition) stePhen tanseyand nigel Jackson tHe Qur'an MassiMo caMPanini r... more ... politics (fourtH edition) stePhen tanseyand nigel Jackson tHe Qur'an MassiMo caMPanini religion (second edition) MaloRy nye researcH metHods nicholas walliMan roman catHolicism Michael walsh semiotics (second edition) daniel chandleR sHakespeare (second edition ...
... BRENDA J. LUTZ, GEORGIA WRALSTAD ULMSCHNEIDER and JAMES M. LUTZ ... The four individuals who ... more ... BRENDA J. LUTZ, GEORGIA WRALSTAD ULMSCHNEIDER and JAMES M. LUTZ ... The four individuals who were arrested and charged with the bombings were three young Irish Catholics from Northern Ireland – Gerald Conlon (age 20), Paul Michael Hill (20) and Patrick ...
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ABSTRACT In what came to be controversial cases in the 1970s, British courts convicted individual... more ABSTRACT In what came to be controversial cases in the 1970s, British courts convicted individuals involved with IRA bombing campaigns and sent them to prison. The Guildford Four, Maquire Seven, and Birmingham Six were all convicted with faulty evidence and/or coerced confessions. Obtaining convictions for the bombings was important for the British government and British public opinion, since the guilty persons were caught and punished. There are few indications, however, that the government as a matter of policy decided to convict and imprison innocent people in order to mollify the public and achieve other political objectives. The original convictions were miscarriages of justice but not government policy. The delay in rectifying the original convictions, however, displayed more concern about potential negative effects for the political system if judicial errors were admitted.
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