The Costs of War Project
@costsofwar.bsky.social
The human, budgetary, environmental, and social costs of U.S. militarism and military operations, at home and abroad. Housed at Brown University's Watson School of International and Public Affairs at costsofwar.org.
Listen to Costs of War co-founder Neta C. Crawford on Gaza, and how U.S. democracy suffers as a result of long-term militarization.
November 3, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Listen to Costs of War co-founder Neta C. Crawford on Gaza, and how U.S. democracy suffers as a result of long-term militarization.
Costs of War contributor @david-vine.bsky.social on how the Israeli government appears to have orchestrated mass expulsion in Gaza – one of several tools of genocide.
October 31, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Costs of War contributor @david-vine.bsky.social on how the Israeli government appears to have orchestrated mass expulsion in Gaza – one of several tools of genocide.
Listen to Costs of War contributor Linda Bilmes on the billions spent in U.S. post-10/7 military operations, and the trillions spent in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
October 30, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Listen to Costs of War contributor Linda Bilmes on the billions spent in U.S. post-10/7 military operations, and the trillions spent in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Two U.S. administrations proceeded as though they had no leverage against Israel to stop the killing in Gaza. Costs of War contributor and @quincyinst.bsky.social expert William Hartung on why this wasn’t true:
October 29, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Two U.S. administrations proceeded as though they had no leverage against Israel to stop the killing in Gaza. Costs of War contributor and @quincyinst.bsky.social expert William Hartung on why this wasn’t true:
“People will die for years afterwards of things that they wouldn’t have had to die from in Gaza,” says Costs of War co-founder Neta Crawford on the long-term impacts of war.
October 28, 2025 at 2:31 PM
“People will die for years afterwards of things that they wouldn’t have had to die from in Gaza,” says Costs of War co-founder Neta Crawford on the long-term impacts of war.