"We don't want people to think a minority is using this program to get revenge," says a visiting congressman, discussing the Army's procedures for identifying war criminals.
The sociologist Charles Tilly once identified war as one of the most crucial forces in the formation of states: The foundation of a centralized government becomes necessary to organize and finance the armed forces.
In under 10,000 words the European Commission's "agenda on migration," unveiled on May 13th, identifies war, poverty, globalisation, persecution and climate change as forces driving migration from outside the EU.
Both communities identified war in their region of origin as one of the causes of "depression, stress and anger".
The Correlates of War definition, moreover, is intended for the study of wars after the fact, and is therefore useless in identifying wars in advance.
She is now able to identify World War II-era cabinet manufacturers, she said, "the way guys can identify old cars".
The Veterans Affairs health center in Albany last year started a seven-session program to help veterans identify how war experiences might trigger negative reactions during driving.
The officer said that even if they were able to effectively identify sham war refugees, police simply did not have the manpower to turn them back.
This is the reality of shadowy and vexing cyberconflict that has been intensifying in recent years — perpetrators sneaking up at network speed, nearly impossible to identify, a war that can be entirely asymmetric, meaning that the little guys can win, win and win again.
He helped identify Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele's remains, identified the bones of a scout who died at Little Bighorn with Lt. Col. George Custer, reviewed John F. Kennedy's autopsy photographs and examined the remains of boys and young men killed by John Wayne Gacy.
