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Since the middle ages, when Europe was still at a Malthusian stage of development, interpersonal violence has been in … steady decline, and institutions and norms limiting violence – in particular property rights – have expanded. Here we put … forward a Malthusian model of violence where these trends can be interpreted as a response to easing population pressure …
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The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness calls upon donor and partner countries to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of country systems in a way that guarantees ownership and sustainable results. Within this context, the current paper provides a synthesis of major elements and...
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The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness calls upon donor and partner countries to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of country systems in a way that guarantees ownership and sustainable results. Within this context, the current paper provides a synthesis of major elements and...
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Understanding and minimizing the transaction costs of policy implementation are critical for reducing tropical forest losses. As the international community prepares to launch REDD+, a global initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from tropical deforestation, policymakers need to pay...
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The positive correlation between gun prevalence and homicide rates has been widely documented. But does this … endogeneity problems. When the problem is ignored, gun levels are associated with higher rates of gun homicide; when the problem … positive effect on homicide rates: ceteris paribus, more guns do not mean more crime. …
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provided by the Furman and Gregg decisions and assess the relationship between execution and homicide rates in state panel data … cannot be reliably disentangled from the large year-to-year changes in the homicide rate caused by other factors. As such …
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