Dustin Johnson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3688073 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dustin Johnson |
| NOMBRES | Dustin |
| APELLIDO | Johnson |
| FIRMA | JOHNSON D |
| AFILIACIONES | Royal Military College of Canada |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6016-5147 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Community engagement, peacekeeping femininities, and the protection of children during armed conflict
The recent era of multidimensional United Nations peacekeeping operations involved in protection of civilians, child protection, and the Women, Peace and Security agenda has seen the emergence of community engagement as a key practice enabling operational effectiveness. The importance of gender, and particularly the involvement of women peacekeepers, is a central element of community engagement and has been advanced as a major justification for i…
Evaluation of blood markers of stress in beef cows during exposure to virtual fence stimuli
Containing cattle with a virtual fence (VF) has gained considerable attention. VF technology uses auditory and electric stimuli to contain or exclude cattle from predetermined areas, which has raised concerns over cattle welfare. We evaluated blood markers associated with stress and inflammatory response when naive cattle were fitted with VF collars. We detected no major changes in blood markers. Cattle were able to quickly identify and adapt to …
Reliable knowledge claims on the recruitment and use of children
The risks of child recruitment by non-state armed groups are geographically, temporally and contextually situated. There are multilayered, multivariate arrays of risk factors associated with non-state armed groups, with conflicts, and with contexts. Using Bayesian network modelling with a global dataset of non-state armed group child recruitment practices between 2010 and 2022, we demonstrate the theoretical and practical importance of adopting a…
What kind of a family should exist? Children and Russia's use of 'traditional family values' narratives in the Russia-Ukraine war
Early Warning Systems and the Recruitment and Use of Children in Armed Violence
Children, Childhoods, and Global Politics
Childhoods intersect global political life in myriad ways, and children have always been important and effectual social agents. Though children have never been absent from international studies discourse, they are too often reduced to a few simplistic and unidimensional framings. Critical interventions of recent years have begun to work towards the recovery of children’s agency and to sketch the complex heterogeneity of childhoods. At the same ti…
Definitions of Child Recruitment and Use in Armed Conflict
The recruitment and use of children during armed violence is a serious concern in contemporary conflicts, and early warning systems (EWS) can help prevent, not just ameliorate, the resulting harm to children. Effective EWS need to consider recruitment patterns, children’s experiences, relevant legal and political definitions, and data sources. This paper engages with complexities raised by the interaction of legal, experiential, and social scient…
Ratcheting up resilience in the northern Great Basin
Women as the Essential Protectors of Children
The United Nations and many member states have placed increased emphasis on improving child protection in UN peacekeeping missions, particularly with regard to child soldiers. These efforts often depict a critical role for female peacekeepers in child protection. In this paper I analyse UN child protection documents, drawing on feminist critiques of gendered discourses in peacekeeping and work on children in global politics to explore how the UN …
Exploring the complexity of partnerships in development policy and practice
Prevent to Protect
The war currently raging in Syria is without a doubt the most serious failure of the r 2 p paradigm. Hundreds of thousands of civilians have been brutally killed while the world has looked on, largely unable to affect events on the ground. The use of child soldiers by all sides in the conflict has been well documented, and the authors’ previous work has demonstrated the importance of the recruitment and use of child soldiers as an early warning i…
Child soldiers and disability
The recruitment and use of child soldiers are a pressing peace and security issue around the world. The United Nations currently lists 7 government militaries and 52 non-state armed groups using child soldiers in 14 countries, all in the Global South. To date, there has been minimal research on the intersection of child soldiering and disability, or on challenges faced by disabled ex-combatants in such conflicts. We explore the current knowledge …
Women as the Essential Protectors of Children
The United Nations and many member states have placed increased emphasis on improving child protection in UN peacekeeping missions, particularly with regard to child soldiers. These efforts often depict a critical role for female peacekeepers in child protection. In this paper I analyse UN child protection documents, drawing on feminist critiques of gendered discourses in peacekeeping and work on children in global politics to explore how the UN …
Prevent to Protect
The war currently raging in Syria is without a doubt the most serious failure of the r 2 p paradigm. Hundreds of thousands of civilians have been brutally killed while the world has looked on, largely unable to affect events on the ground. The use of child soldiers by all sides in the conflict has been well documented, and the authors’ previous work has demonstrated the importance of the recruitment and use of child soldiers as an early warning i…
Child soldiers and disability
The recruitment and use of child soldiers are a pressing peace and security issue around the world. The United Nations currently lists 7 government militaries and 52 non-state armed groups using child soldiers in 14 countries, all in the Global South. To date, there has been minimal research on the intersection of child soldiering and disability, or on challenges faced by disabled ex-combatants in such conflicts. We explore the current knowledge …
Child soldiers and disability
The recruitment and use of child soldiers are a pressing peace and security issue around the world. The United Nations currently lists 7 government militaries and 52 non-state armed groups using child soldiers in 14 countries, all in the Global South. To date, there has been minimal research on the intersection of child soldiering and disability, or on challenges faced by disabled ex-combatants in such conflicts. We explore the current knowledge …
Prevent to Protect
The war currently raging in Syria is without a doubt the most serious failure of the r 2 p paradigm. Hundreds of thousands of civilians have been brutally killed while the world has looked on, largely unable to affect events on the ground. The use of child soldiers by all sides in the conflict has been well documented, and the authors’ previous work has demonstrated the importance of the recruitment and use of child soldiers as an early warning i…
Exploring the complexity of partnerships in development policy and practice
Ratcheting up resilience in the northern Great Basin
Women as the Essential Protectors of Children
The United Nations and many member states have placed increased emphasis on improving child protection in UN peacekeeping missions, particularly with regard to child soldiers. These efforts often depict a critical role for female peacekeepers in child protection. In this paper I analyse UN child protection documents, drawing on feminist critiques of gendered discourses in peacekeeping and work on children in global politics to explore how the UN …
Children, Childhoods, and Global Politics
Childhoods intersect global political life in myriad ways, and children have always been important and effectual social agents. Though children have never been absent from international studies discourse, they are too often reduced to a few simplistic and unidimensional framings. Critical interventions of recent years have begun to work towards the recovery of children’s agency and to sketch the complex heterogeneity of childhoods. At the same ti…
Definitions of Child Recruitment and Use in Armed Conflict
The recruitment and use of children during armed violence is a serious concern in contemporary conflicts, and early warning systems (EWS) can help prevent, not just ameliorate, the resulting harm to children. Effective EWS need to consider recruitment patterns, children’s experiences, relevant legal and political definitions, and data sources. This paper engages with complexities raised by the interaction of legal, experiential, and social scient…
Early Warning Systems and the Recruitment and Use of Children in Armed Violence
Evaluation of blood markers of stress in beef cows during exposure to virtual fence stimuli
Containing cattle with a virtual fence (VF) has gained considerable attention. VF technology uses auditory and electric stimuli to contain or exclude cattle from predetermined areas, which has raised concerns over cattle welfare. We evaluated blood markers associated with stress and inflammatory response when naive cattle were fitted with VF collars. We detected no major changes in blood markers. Cattle were able to quickly identify and adapt to …
Reliable knowledge claims on the recruitment and use of children
The risks of child recruitment by non-state armed groups are geographically, temporally and contextually situated. There are multilayered, multivariate arrays of risk factors associated with non-state armed groups, with conflicts, and with contexts. Using Bayesian network modelling with a global dataset of non-state armed group child recruitment practices between 2010 and 2022, we demonstrate the theoretical and practical importance of adopting a…
What kind of a family should exist? Children and Russia's use of 'traditional family values' narratives in the Russia-Ukraine war
Community engagement, peacekeeping femininities, and the protection of children during armed conflict
The recent era of multidimensional United Nations peacekeeping operations involved in protection of civilians, child protection, and the Women, Peace and Security agenda has seen the emergence of community engagement as a key practice enabling operational effectiveness. The importance of gender, and particularly the involvement of women peacekeepers, is a central element of community engagement and has been advanced as a major justification for i…
Political science (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Gender, Security, and Conflict (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Armed conflict (3 obras) · Criminology (3 obras) · Engineering (3 obras) · Global Security and Public Health (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)