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Darius M. Rejali

Professor Emeritus of Political Science

Reed College

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History and Social Sciences

Political Science

Darius M. Rejali is currently serving as a History And Social Sciences Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Reed College.

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Reed College

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humanities ideology international security security studies crime against humanity peace research war crimes political science social sciences international history european security feminist criminology transitional justice culture diplomacy global studies international relations foreign policy feminist philosophy strategic studies geopolitics global responsibility international affairs political analysis political science research academic ethic performative teaching textual practice poetics violent behavior colloquial language educational practices partner violence lateral violence violent crime psychological violence domestic violence culture collection cultural theory islamic studies hate speech strategic study violence against woman emotional reactions urban study regional study civilizations sociology modernity global history social philosophy social justice history political geography politics neoliberalism interdisciplinary history political history social change political philosophy anthropology critical theory philosophy of science history of philosophy democracy history and philosophy of science intellectual discourse intellectual history anthropological theory american political thought historical review social anthropology west european politics political studies european society history of science philosophy of social science political sociology philosophy applied philosophy comparative politics

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Why People Do Violence?. Human Rights Review (2023)

Darius Rejali

social justiceaggressiontraumacriminologylateral violenceviolent crimesociologypsychological violencepartner violenceviolence against womeninterpersonal violencetheoretical criminologydomestic violencesocial sciencesconflictviolent behaviorfamily violenceanthropology

Wittgenstein’s Hut. (2017)

intellectual historyphenomenology (philosophy)textual practicehistory of philosophyhumanitiescomparative literaturepoetics

Americans Are Deeply Divided About Torture. (2014)

war crimesinternational securitycrime against humanityeuropean securitysecurity studies

Torture and Public Opinion: The Partisan Dimension. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2014)

political science researchpolitical sciencepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical psychologypolitical communicationjournalism

Muslims as Enemy? Information and Emotional Reactions to Islam and Attitudes Toward Torture. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

islamic studieshate speechideologyreligious studiesreligionemotional reactionscrime against humanitycontemporary islamislamic thought

U.S. Public Opinion on Torture, 2001–2009. PS Political Science & Politics (2010)

war crimespeace researchinternational securitystrategic studiescrime against humanitysecurity studies

Religion and Politics in Modern Iran: A Reader, Ed. by Lloyd Ridgeon, London: I. B. Tauris, 2005, Isbn 1-8451-1073-0, 279 Pp.. Iranian Studies (2008)

nationalismcivilizationsideologypolitical philosophyreligious studiesphilosophy of religionreligionreligious educationsociology of religionscientific study of religionmiddle east policyreligious researchcontemporary islamislamic thoughtpolitical historyhistorymiddle eastern studies

Review Essays: “American Torture Debates”. Human Rights Review (2008)

war crimespeace researchtransitional justiceinternational securitycrime against humanityhumanitiessecurity studieshistory

God and Juggernaut: Iran's Intellectual Encounter With Modernity, Farzin Vahdat. Syracuse, Ny: Syracuse University Press, 2002, Isbn 0-8156-2922-2, 256 Pp.. Iranian Studies (2005)

intellectual historymodern literaturecivilizationsideologyhistory of philosophyreligious studiescritical theorymodernityintellectual discourseinternational historyhumanitiesmiddle east policycontemporary islamislamic thoughtcultural studieslevantmiddle eastern studies

Modern Torture as a Civic Marker: Solving a Global Anxiety With a New Political Technology. Journal of Human Rights (2003)

peace researchinternational securityideologypolitical sciencecultureinternational relationsinternational affairssocial sciencesdiplomacyglobal studiesforeign policyglobal responsibilityinternational historyeuropean securitysecurity studiesgeopoliticsstrategic study

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Darius M. Rejali

Professor Emeritus of Political Science

Reed College

Affiliations

History and Social Sciences

Political Science

Darius M. Rejali is currently serving as a History And Social Sciences Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Reed College.

Honors

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Darius M. Rejali

Reed College

Professor Emeritus of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Why People Do Violence?. Human Rights Review (2023)

Darius Rejali

Wittgenstein’s Hut. (2017)

intellectual historyphenomenology (philosophy)textual practicehistory of philosophyhumanitiescomparative literaturepoetics

Americans Are Deeply Divided About Torture. (2014)

war crimesinternational securitycrime against humanityeuropean securitysecurity studies

Torture and Public Opinion: The Partisan Dimension. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2014)

political science researchpolitical sciencepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical psychologypolitical communicationjournalism

Muslims as Enemy? Information and Emotional Reactions to Islam and Attitudes Toward Torture. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2011)

islamic studieshate speechideologyreligious studiesreligionemotional reactionscrime against humanitycontemporary islamislamic thought

U.S. Public Opinion on Torture, 2001–2009. PS Political Science & Politics (2010)

war crimespeace researchinternational securitystrategic studiescrime against humanitysecurity studies

Religion and Politics in Modern Iran: A Reader, Ed. by Lloyd Ridgeon, London: I. B. Tauris, 2005, Isbn 1-8451-1073-0, 279 Pp.. Iranian Studies (2008)

Review Essays: “American Torture Debates”. Human Rights Review (2008)

war crimespeace researchtransitional justiceinternational securitycrime against humanityhumanitiessecurity studieshistory

God and Juggernaut: Iran's Intellectual Encounter With Modernity, Farzin Vahdat. Syracuse, Ny: Syracuse University Press, 2002, Isbn 0-8156-2922-2, 256 Pp.. Iranian Studies (2005)

Modern Torture as a Civic Marker: Solving a Global Anxiety With a New Political Technology. Journal of Human Rights (2003)

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