Natural Sciences - Forensic Science
Why people resort to lynching
Social Sciences - Forensic Science - Jun 27
Why do civilians take the law into their own hands? Using Mexico as an example, ETH researcher Enzo Nussio shows how it's a combination of a weak state and strong local communities. In late March 2024, an eight-year-old girl went missing in Taxco, a small Mexican town two-and-a-half hours' drive south of Mexico City.
Forensic Science - Social Sciences - Jun 11
How Islamist Extremists Forge Relationships with Accomplices
The study by a researcher from the University of Bern provides extraordinary insights into the networks of Islamist accomplices in the USA. These are characterized by common socio-cultural features, geographical proximity and ideological affiliation. In particular, the results could well contribute to the fight against terror networks at a local level.
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