A dispute over the region of Kashmir has served as the center of conflict between the two countries for more than 60 years.
As a woman, a black, a member of a religious order, a critic of the status quo, she was at the center of conflict in American Catholicism.
After the 2012 attack on an American diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, Susan E. Rice was at the center of conflict, her statements scrutinized and criticized.
This work also includes challenging policies that place communities at the center of conflict by taking away their rights to resources.
To read: For the New York Review of Books, Jeffrey Gettleman writes about the Nuba Mountains, a region that lies at the center of conflict between Sudan and South Sudan: Last summer, I boarded a plane carrying medical supplies into the Nuba Mountains.
It may well be that this phraseology is being used as a means of devaluing the importance of Iraq as a center of conflict and, ultimately, as a rationale for some kind of exit strategy.
"The Dark Horizon -- India, Pakistan and the Bomb" focuses on the spectacularly beautiful but politically treacherous Himalayan province of Kashmir, a center of conflict for the half-century since the partition of Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan.
Rejecting histories of Islamic Spain that cast it as either a haven of peace or a center of conflict, this account explores the intricacies of a civilization built by Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
Where things are stable, predictable, and known, the expected tends to pop up; but opportunity tends to reside in the center of conflict and uncertainty.
