Titlebook: Violence, Statistics, and the Politics of Accounting for the Dead; Marc-Antoine Pérouse de Montclos,Elizabeth Minor,S Book 2016 Springer I

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Recording Casualties of Explosive Violence: Evidence-Based Advocacy in Practicef the reasons why casualty recording can help reduce the incidence and impact of armed violence. Describing the utility of casualty data in engaging policymakers, the chapter demonstrates the value of the AOAV’s data, despite its acknowledged limitations.

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General Introduction: Armed Conflicts and the Body Count: An Issue for Population Studies and Devel the military and jurists rely on the body count of victims to declare “war” or “peace”. And policy makers and aid practitioners who link development to human security need to know how many people died in order to know how many still live.

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2543-0041 he narrative of war and its use towards political, humanitar.This book examines the methodological problems of accounting for the dead in armed conflicts as well as how the process itself is open to manipulation and controversy. Inspired by the work of the International Practitioner Network of casua

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General Introduction: Armed Conflicts and the Body Count: An Issue for Population Studies and Develectancy and calculating the human development index. In times of crisis, more precisely, excess mortality is a key indicator to assess both the impact of a disaster and basic needs for reconstruction. In case of war, it can help alert the international community to the necessity to provide relief an

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Numbers Count: Dead Bodies, Statistics, and the Politics of Armed Conflictse media, humanitarian organisations, governments and the military, and its legal and political implications. It also examines narratives that contribute to inflate or minimize the statistics of excess mortality in armed conflicts. Emotion, the myth of a golden age, humanitarian advocacy, the politic

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The International Committee of the Red Cross: Identifying the Dead and Tracing Missing Persons – A Hon of dead bodies in armed conflicts and other situations of violence, covering the period from its creation in 1863 to the end of World War II in 1945. It shows that the ICRC does not record the number of people killed in armed conflicts, but is aware that disappearances are a highly emotional issu

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