The case for foreign electoral subversion by Fabre, C

“…In this paper, I focus on the state-sponsored, nonviolent, nonkinetic subversion of nationwide elections (for short, subversion) through campaign and party financing, tampering with electoral registers, and conducting disinformation campaigns about candidates. …”

Suicides by violent means in individuals taking SSRIs and other antidepressants: a postmortem study in Sweden, 1992-2004. by Fazel, S, Grann, M, Ahlner, J, Goodwin, G

“…Suicides were classified into those who died by violence and nonviolent (self-poisoning) methods using information from police records and autopsy. …”

A meta-analysis of the effect of violence intervention programs on general and violent recidivism by Crystal J Giesbrecht

“… Individuals with convictions for violence are likely to have both violent and nonviolent subsequent reoffences. Individuals who have committed violent offences are often required to participate in violence treatment programming prior to release. …”
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Research Note: The role of ideas in radicalization to terrorism: Ideology and narrative vs. diagnostic, prognostic, and motivational action frames by Clark McCauley

“…The distinction between diagnostic and prognostic frames leads to the suggestion that P/CVE programs should contest violent prognostic frames rather than contesting the diagnostic frames that support both violent and nonviolent prognostic frames. The review concludes with a residual puzzle: why have ideology and narrative been popular concepts in terrorism research despite their empirical weaknesses, while diagnostic, prognostic, and motivational action frames have been relatively neglected despite their empirical promise?…”
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Review of the monograph "Improving the forensic medical examination of a corpse" O.B. Dolgova, V.I. Starodubov, P.O. Romodanovsky, N.V. Nozhkina by Maksim A. Kislov

“…The monograph is devoted to a scientific approach to improving the forensic medical examination of a corpse, contains data on the regulatory and legal regulation of expert activities and scientific and methodological quality assurance of examinations, the authors present the results of an analysis of the opinions of state bodies and the medical service on the process of forensic medical examinations, data on forensic diagnostics of violent and nonviolent death, criteria and approaches to assess the qualitative component of expert activity; the concept of effective stage-by-stage training of a forensic medical expert at a medical university is proposed, the importance of the quality of forensic medical examination for improving methods of diagnosis and treatment of patients in medical organizations is determined. …”
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Jihad Nir Kekerasan dalam Penafsiran Sholeh Darat Pada Ayat-Ayat Qitāl by Nor Lutfi Fais, Ahmad Murtaza MZ, M. Saiful Mujab

“…Even though he lived during the Dutch colonial period, he did not necessarily use this verse to inflame the spirit of war but interpreted it with nonviolent values, namely self-improvement through controlling emotions, desires, and lust. …”
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The Effect of the Non-violent Resistance Program for the Parents of Children with Violent Behaviors by Suat Kılıçarslan

“…The aim of this research is to examine the effect of the "Nonviolent Resistance" parent program which is applied to parents with children with violent behaviors on the violence and aggression behaviors seen in primary education students, the stresses experienced by parents, the feelings of inadequacy they perceive, levels of support they feel. …”
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¿Un feminismo à la fariana? El continuum de la militancia en el posacuerdo de paz en Colombia by Priscyll Anctil Avoine

“…Originality: The article has three main contributions: it theorizes the conceptual elements of the continuum of militancy; it brings knowledge about the construction of insurgent feminism in northeastern Colombia; and it contributes to the understanding of the political tensions surrounding the transformation of armed struggles into nonviolent feminist actions.…”
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“Struggle Is Our Way”: Assessing the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s Relationship with Violence Post-2013 by Erika Biagini, Lucia Ardovini

“…Relying on interviews with members in Egypt, Turkey and the UK (2013–2021), this article critically unpacks the Brotherhood’s relationship with violence in the aftermath of the <i>coup</i>, investigating how the majority of Brotherhood members who subscribed to the movement’s peaceful resistance navigated nonviolent and violent strategies advocated by competing movements’ factions, as they became exposed to state-led violence. …”
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Activity of youth movements in Ukraine at the turn of the XX-XXI centuries by Aleksandr Olegovich Naumov

“…At the same time, it was guided by the experience of similar foreign movements that had previously successfully applied the methodology of nonviolent struggle against the ruling regimes developed in the West. …”
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Process evaluation of a parenting program for low-income families in South Africa by Lachman, JM, Kelly, J, Cluver, L, Ward, CL, Hutchings, J, Gardner, F

“…Thematic analyses identified seven themes related to program feasibility: (a) supporting participant involvement, (b) engagement in collaborative learning, (c) strengthening facilitator competency, (d) delivering nonviolent discipline skills, (e) contextualizing content, (f) receptivity to existing practices, and (g) resistance to new skills.…”

Risk assessment of agressive behavior in schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder : a cross-sectional study by A. Mellouli, N. Charfi, I. Gassara, N. Smaoui, S. Omri, R. Feki, L. Zouari, M. Maâlej, J. Ben Thabet, M. Maâlej Bouali

“…The total MOAS score detected severe agression in the nonviolent group (p=0.031). Conclusions Our study suggests the efficacy of HCR-20 in identifying and distinguishing between violent and nonviolent patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder. …”
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VD-Net: An Edge Vision-Based Surveillance System for Violence Detection by Mustaqeem Khan, Abdulmotaleb El Saddik, Wail Gueaieb, Giulia De Masi, Fakhri Karray

“…The learned features passed from the classifier to discriminate between violent and nonviolent actions. Additionally, our system is supposed to trigger an alert if violence is detected, which is then communicated to relevant departments. …”
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Praktykowanie oporu. O „rewolucyjnej” poezji Julii Fiedorczuk by Andrzej Juchniewicz

“…Pisząc o jej poezji, autor wykorzystuje teorię podatności na zranienie Judith Butler i koncepcje z obszaru nonviolent civil resistance studies.…”
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NON-VIOLENT CAUSES OF DEATH IN CHILDHOOD - FORENSIC ASPECTS AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM by Dimitar Nikolov, Teodora Kiryakova, Biliana Mileva, Alexandar Alexandrov

“…Discussion: In infancy, the most common nonviolent causes of death are those of the respiratory system, followed by diseases of the nervous system, the cardiovascular system, genetic, infectious, malignant diseases and conditions. …”
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El hombre cazador: género y violencia en contextos de música y bebida en Colombia by Peter Wade

“…The figure of man the hunter is taken as a figure of analysis, gathering accounts of violent and nonviolent situations representative of gender relations. …”
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From War Studies to Peace Building and Social Transformation at the University of Zimbabwe in the Post-COVID-19 Era: New Directions by Baldwin Hove, Bekithemba Dube

“…Among the reasons for curriculum changes, from WSS to CPST, was the desire to give the programme a human face, and to align the degree so that it promotes the positive peace and sustainable development needed to address trajectories associated with emerging nonviolent threats to humanity – such as a global pandemics. …”
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Doing business and contributing to conflict prevention and development in Ghana by Abdul Karim Issifu, Musa Essuman, Felix Dade

“…Navigating the qualitative research approach and human-needs conflict theory, this study discovered that despite its voluntary application, failing to implement CSR would have prevented NGGL to have the social license to operate, and violent and nonviolent conflicts would have occurred. The study also found that CSR was implemented to address the fundamental needs of host communities adversely affected by mining. …”
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Our Stories: Cartography of a Conflict by Catarina Casimiro Trindade, Tassiana Tomé

“…The story of each woman shared in this article is a local and national reference to build a nonviolent future in Mozambique.…”
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Manufacturing consent: explanatory model of media functioning by Mikhail M. Nazarov

“…Neo–Marxist tradition of analysis forms the background of the authors' concept of the production of consent as a means of nonviolent domination and maintaining the status quo. …”
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