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Wok Star Chinese, it s a modern-but-authentic take on Chinese food from David Romano, opening at The Hill, the center at the northeast corner of US-75 and Walnut Hill Lane. Wok Star is taking over the space that was previously occupied by Nazca Kitchen, a beloved Latin-American restaurant that closed in 2020. Romano is founder of Eat Up Concepts and a former developer for Romano Group, the restaurant company owned by his uncle Phil Romano. A graduate of Cornell University, David has worked for many years in the hospitality industry, doing training, recruiting, and consulting.
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Cambridge University Press
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2021
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9781108975087
Understanding Insurgency
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No insurgent movement can survive without some degree of popular support, but what does it mean to support an armed group? Focusing on the PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party), which has come to global attention in recent years for its efforts in resisting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, but has been present and active in the region for much longer, Francis O Connor explores the first three decades of the PKK s insurgency in Turkey. Looking at how the relationship between armed groups and their supporters should be conceptually understood, how this relationship varies spatially and what role violence has in their relationship, he draws on Civil War, Social Movements and Rebel Governance literatures to outline how the PKK survived a military coup in
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A Missouri State University professor who researches political violence says he’s concerned about a Missouri bill that would establish minutemen who could be called to take up arms in defense of the state. Dr. David Romano, the Thomas G. Strong Professor of Middle East Studies, said he sees some similarities between the minutemen force that would be created under Senate Bill 528 and militias in other parts of the world.
KSMU’s Jennifer Moore spoke with Romano, and you can hear their interview below.
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Romano said a number of things in Senate Bill 528 are concerning to him, including the requirements that the identities of the minutemen remain hidden from the public and that the state cannot be held liable for the actions of the minutemen. With traditional law enforcement, there tends to be more transparency and accountability.
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