Titlebook: Violence in Europe; Historical and Conte Sophie Body-Gendrot,Pieter Spierenburg Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Nation.Violence.eth

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Homicide in Scandinavia: Long-Term Trends and Their Interpretationsas much more violent and dangerous than today. Several studies have revealed a terrifying level of lethal violence, especially in the towns, where the highest estimated homicide rates reach a level of about 80 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants.

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Violence in France’s Past: An Anthropological Approachmost part, the history of violence, and especially that of rural violence, was a history of crowds and protests (.). From the 1960s on, a certain number of authors endeavoured to use the archives of the legal system with a view to analysing everyday crime and interpersonal forms of violence.

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The Fall and Rise of Homicide in Irelandmid nineteenth century, remained relatively high until the beginning of the twentieth century and then declined until the 1970s (.). To illustrate these shifts this chapter concentrates on four time periods, each separated by half a century (1845 to 1854; 1895 to 1904; 1945 to 1954; and 1995 to 2004).

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Violence: Reflections About a Word outlines a radical defense of free inquiry against all forms of censorship, whether traditionally authoritarian or rooted in the modern notion of “political correctness.” This defense of free inquiry leads him to oppose all possible restrictions on verbal expression. In a chapter entitled “The Huma

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Violence as an Essentially Contested Concept to know about it (.). In fact, even among scholars there is not even the beginning of an agreement concerning a definition of what exactly ‘violence’ is (.). One of the most common ways of defining violence is to only consider forms of . violence and to argue that violence is the use of force that

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The Fall and Rise of Homicide in Irelandy, changing migration patterns and increases in alcohol consumption (.). Considered historically the rate of lethal violence was at a peak during the mid nineteenth century, remained relatively high until the beginning of the twentieth century and then declined until the 1970s (.). To illustrate the

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From Old Threats to Enigmatic Enemies: The Evolution of European Policies from Low Intensity Violenc post offices damaged and 140 public-transport vehicles stoned during three weeks of disturbances which took place in three hundred neighborhoods of several cities in November 2005. Although hundreds of editorials were written or pronounced after these events (with a lot of sympathy for the rioters