Analysis: From the numbers uses the current state of the IBC database to explore various aspects of the Iraq war.
These articles are usually brief and focused on a single topic.
Analysis: From the numbers
- Iraqi deaths from violence 2003–2011
- Analysis and overview from Iraq Body Count January 2012
- Casualties of suicide bombings in Iraq, 2003-2010
- IBC data in new study in The Lancet shows huge and disproportionate toll on Iraq civilians Sep 2011
- Analysis by perpetrator, weapon, time, and location
- A peer-reviewed study in PLoS Medicine, based on IBC data, provides the most detailed assessment thus far of civilian deaths in the course of the recent Iraq war. Feb 2011
- Violent deaths in 2010
- Analysis of the year’s civilian death toll from Iraq Body Count
- Iraq War Logs: What the Numbers Reveal
- IBC’s early assessment of what the logs released by WikiLeaks add to the known Iraqi death toll. 23 Oct 2010
- Civilian deaths from violence in 2009
- Year-end analysis from IBC 31 Dec 2009
- The weapons that kill civilians
- IBC co-authored article in New England Journal of Medicine 16 April 2009
- Post-surge violence: its extent and nature
- Civilian deaths in 2008 and earlier 28 Dec 2008
- Civilian deaths from violence in 2007
- Analysis of the year’s toll from IBC 1 Jan 2008
- Large bombings claim ever more lives
- 2007 sees the worst bombings ever – and more of them 4 Oct 2007
- The Baghdad ‘surge’ and civilian casualties
- What effect is the increase in US troop deployment to Baghdad having on violence against civilians? 3 Sep 2007
- Year Four: Simply the worst
- On every indicator the post-invasion year ending March 2007 was the worst for violence. Press release 18 Mar 2007 with updates Sep 2007
- Iraq death toll in third year of occupation is highest yet
- Press release 9 Mar 2006.
- Over 1,500 violent civilian deaths in occupied Baghdad
- Press release 23 Sep 2003.