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Civil war in the US is unlikely because grievance doesn't necessarily translate directly into violence

  • Written by Ore Koren, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Indiana University
Civil war in the US is unlikely because grievance doesn't necessarily translate directly into violenceWill the U.S. be torn apart by civil war?Paul Sancya/AP photos

The potential for violent extremism in America to erupt into full-fledged conflict across the country is a common topic of discussion nowadays.

A recent FBI report highlights an increasing risk of violence against government institutions, private organizations and individuals. The...

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