As well as creating film masterpieces and messing with our heads, Welles was also a fine actor, cropping up as the villainous but alluring Harry Lime in classic British movie The Third Man (1949), delivering the movie's climatic speech about violence and culture.
Macbeth's lament, "They say blood will have blood," brings the violence to a climatic crescendo.
It shies around the grim comedy and doesn't come close to the extremes of farce and violence demanded by the climatic mob scene.
The study draws on a variety of research fields including climatology, archaeology, economics, political science and psychology to provide a comprehensive look at how climatic changes shape human conflict and violence.
Indeed, one retired Nigerian security official told the journal that the Nigerian military recognised a correlation between regional climatic events, and an upsurge in extremist violence: "It has become a pattern; we saw it happen in 2006; it happened again in 2008 and in 2010.
Although in general the climatic conditions of the trade-wind belts are characteristically regular and uniform, storms of great violence do originate there.
"Determining whether or not the rate of suicide responds to climatic conditions is important, as suicide alone causes more deaths globally than all forms of violence combined and is among the top 10 15 causes of death globally," said Prof Marshall Burke, at Stanford University in the U.S., and his colleagues, who published their research in the journal Nature Climate Change.
"Determining whether or not the rate of suicide responds to climatic conditions is important, as suicide alone causes more deaths globally than all forms of violence combined and is among the top 10 15 causes of death globally," said Prof Marshall Burke, at Stanford University in the U.S., and his colleagues, who published their research in the journal Nature Climate Change.
In addition to how individuals respond to unexpected economic and climatic conditions, including projects on opium diseases and intelligence sharing, weather shocks and crime, and wildfires and interpersonal violence.
