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Thursday, June 25, 2015

Progress report

It's time for another progress report. In an hour or two, Global Military Justice Reform will score its 150,000th hit. These have come from readers in an amazing 149 countries (welcome aboard, Gabon), with 1727 posts and 247 comments. Not bad, considering that the blog has only been around since the middle of January 2014. As always, many thanks to contributors and commenters for helping keep this a lively and, we hope, valuable source of news and commentary.

In case you were wondering, here is a snapshot of the 10 countries that had the highest number of hits in the past month:


EntryPageviews
United States
4210
Canada
1430
India
474
Greece
386
Germany
352
United Kingdom
279
France
276
Russia
189
Ukraine
182
Netherlands
81

Postscript: It's official: we passed the 150,000-hit marker at about 4:55 p.m., an hour after this post went up.
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5 comments:

  1. Navdeep / Maj Navdeep SinghJune 26, 2015 at 12:57 PM

    Aha, India is not doing bad on the list!
    Nice to know.

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  2. Michel W. DrapeauJune 29, 2015 at 12:44 PM

    Spreading the word within Canada and elsewhere is a very good thing since achieving reform initiatives requires the participation and education of a wide variety of actors as well as the careful and continued attention not only to legislation, but also to policy implementation processes. Warm thanks to Professor Fidell for his strong executive leadership in this Global Military Justice Reform coalition.

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