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- Frontiers_and_Ghettos abstract "Frontiers and Ghettos: State Violence in Serbia and Israel is a sociological book written by James Ron, Harold E. Stassen Chair in International Affairs at the University of Minnesota. Inspired by his time as a member of the Israel Defense Forces, as a research consultant for Human Rights Watch, and as a research consultant for the International Red Cross, Ron asks: what explains why states use different kinds of violence in some cases and not others? For Ron, institutional distinctions and international norms are key to explaining diverse repertoires of state violence against similar victims.".
- Q5506069 abstract "Frontiers and Ghettos: State Violence in Serbia and Israel is a sociological book written by James Ron, Harold E. Stassen Chair in International Affairs at the University of Minnesota. Inspired by his time as a member of the Israel Defense Forces, as a research consultant for Human Rights Watch, and as a research consultant for the International Red Cross, Ron asks: what explains why states use different kinds of violence in some cases and not others? For Ron, institutional distinctions and international norms are key to explaining diverse repertoires of state violence against similar victims.".