Unlikely Allies on Women’s Rights in Afghanistan
On November 14, the New York Times reported on efforts in Afghanistan by NGO Marie Stopes International to raise awareness about birth control techniques. Afghanistan has the highest fertility rate in Asia, at 6 children per woman, yet also has … Read More
What is a Tribe?
S2 presents the second in a series of posts that will introduce anthropological concepts. The first concept we will define is a tribe. S2 defines a tribe as “any group of people united by their recognition of organizational hierarchy within … Read More
Female Jihadists Part II: Family Matters
The Influence of Family In The Emergence Of Female Suicide Bombers In Iraq Strategic Social would like to offer a point of clarification for our readers before we present the body of this analysis. This post refers to the practice … Read More
For the Fallen
Robert Laurence Binyon (1869 -1943) was an English poet, dramatist, and art scholar. His most famous work, “For the Fallen” is well known for being used in Veteran’s Day and Remembrance Day services. The seven-verse poem honored the World War … Read More
