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Religious Violence ProjectIBCSR's Religious Violence Project aims to uncover the biocultural dynamics of religiously inspired and legitimated violence so as to make a strategic contrubtion toward mitigating such violence. IBCSR's partners in this venture include Dr. Charles L. Nunn and Dr. Luke J. Matthews of Harvard University's Biological Anthropology Department and Dr. Richard P. Sosis of the University of Connecticut's Anthropology Department; and Jeffrey Edmonds of Boston University's Graduate Division of Religious and Theological Studies.

Key personnel: Wesley J. Wildman (PI), Richard Sosis, Charles Nunn, Luke Matthews, Jeffrey Edmonds.

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