Thank you, Elia Redolfi Tezzat, for discussing cultural genocide with me for the Genocide Watch podcast! genocidewatchblog.com/podcast-episod… United States Atrocities Accountability Project INoGS International Association of Genocide Scholars SIS Office of Research PHRCR

🚨Just published🚨"From Drone Strikes to Coalition Bombings: The United States and Ruination of Yemen" Thank you Isa Blumi Middle East Critique tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… SIS Office of Research PHRCR

🚨"From Drone Strikes to Coalition Bombings: The United States and Ruination of Yemen"🚨 Access is available for free to first 50 at this link tandfonline.com/eprint/DKDY5ZP… #Yemen

Jeff Bachman Thanks Jeff Bachman for joining in this effort to expose campaign of systemic ruin that both entails mechanics of mass murder and cover provided by academia, media, and international organizations. Most contributions to this special issue are now online tandfonline.com/journals/ccri20

🚨New publication on Middle East Critique: "From #Drone Strikes to Coalition #Bombings: The United States and Ruination of #Yemen By Jeffrey S. Bachman (Jeff Bachman) tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

🚨New publication on Middle East Critique: "From #Drone Strikes to Coalition #Bombings: The United States and Ruination of #YemenBy Jeffrey S. Bachman (Jeff Bachman) tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108… Corinna Mullin Tariq Dana Max Ajl Louis Allday Bruno Huberman Nicola Perugini

🚨Just published🚨"The politics of war and aggression: scholarly biases in public discourse on the invasions of Iraq and Ukraine" Critical Studies on Security United States Atrocities Accountability Project SIS Office of Research PHRCR - free access for first 50 to use this link: tandfonline.com/eprint/DIYC2HS…

SIS professor Jeff Bachman recently published an article in Middle East Critique exploring how the US contributed to the “ruination” of Yemen through drone strikes and support for Saudi-led coalition bombing. He discusses the background of his research here: bit.ly/3FJVtQ4

In this new Q&A, SIS professor Jeff Bachman provides background on his recently published research in Middle East Critique on how the United States has contributed to the “ruination” of Yemen. Read it here ⬇️ SIS Office of Research bit.ly/3FJVtQ4

📢 HUGE NEWS: American University's Model United Nations team has been ranked the number one team in the Best Delegate college Model UN final rankings for 2024-2025, notching a HISTORY-MAKING four-peat! 👏 Congratulations to the team! bit.ly/4lyNEfk

AUMUN Achieves Historic Four-Peat! TM ;) Our MUN students are dedicated to making a positive impact on the world & their hard work & dedication is inspiring! Congratulations! american.edu/sis/news/20250… United Nations American University AU School of International Service PHRCR Rankings: bestdelegate.com/2024-2025-nort… Best Delegate

Esther Brito & I identified rhetorical strategies used by US to distance itself from atrocities committed w/US political/material support theconversation.com/gaza-isnt-the-… The Conversation U.S.. The forthcoming full length piece goes into more depth & argues #genocide studies gives US free pass.

From East Timor to #Gaza, rhetorical strategies US officials use to distance US from atrocities committed by others w/US support: Feigned Ignorance, Obfuscation, Negation, Diversion, Aggrandizement, Quiet Diplomacy: theconversation.com/gaza-isnt-the-… Quincy Institute Institute for Policy Studies Democracy Now!

In a new piece published in The Conversation U.S., SIS professor Jeff Bachman and SIS PhD student Esther Brito Ruiz discuss six strategies US officials use to publicly distance the US from atrocities committed by countries receiving its support. bit.ly/4m5oHc3

Thank you The Conversation ES - now available in Spanish: No solo en Gaza: Estados Unidos minimiza las atrocidades cometidas por los regímenes que respalda theconversation.com/no-solo-en-gaz… CNN en Español Telemundo

New The Conversation U.S.: When it comes to wars − from the Middle East to Ukraine − what we call them matters theconversation.com/when-it-comes-… AU School of International Service PHRCR SIS Office of Research

"How media, scholars and politicians refer to specific wars says a lot about how they would like them to be perceived. It is not coincidence...that wars and violence perpetrated by the U.S. and its allies are typically named in ways that contribute to a beneficial narrative...."

TY Dirk Moses for NY workshop & Journal of Genocide Research roundtable! Harff: “Most civilized states adhere to the rules of war, which proscribe the intentional killing of civilians during war." Chotiner: "Normal countries commit war crimes." What a difference a few decades makes.