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I examine the determinants of conflict and settlement by embedding probabilistic contests in a bargaining framework … real, economic effects. I then analyze some sources of conflict. I emphasize long-term, strategic considerations by …
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rent-seeking to conflict and sports. We first examine the theoretical foundations of contest functions and classify them …
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static contest model, in which two sides choose levels of arming and whether to engage in actual conflict or settle in the … shadow of conflict. We show how arming critically depends on both governance and norms, and therefore how societies with …
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We construct a model of conflict and trade to study the consequences of interstate disputes over contested resources … comparative advantage in the absence of conflict. And, where such conflict is present, comparisons of autarkic prices to world …
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costs of conflict or self-enforcement swamp the familiar gains from trade for a certain range of world prices. Finally …
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identification and domestic conflict, and the nation's future war-fighting capability. We show that, when inter-state war can … identification and domestic conflict affect a nation's military capability? Models that link structural variables, power politics … equilibrium because, by winning a war and raising the nation's status, leaders induce individuals to identify nationally, thereby …
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Why do legal disputes ever go to trial? Prior research emphasizes the role of mistakes, irrationalities, or asymmetric information because rational litigants with complete or symmetric information should choose pre-trial settlements over the costs and risks of trial. Using a dynamic...
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Civil wars and conflict can be understood from an economic point of view only if there is incomplete contracting. I … external interventions due to geopolitics or the presence of rents. Yet, since war is destructive, the contending parties might … normally be expected to settle in the shadow of war. One reason that sometimes they do not, contrary to conventional wisdom, is …
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, open conflict becomes more likely than settlement. We discuss the applicability of this finding in war, litigation, and …In many instances of potential violent or non-violent conflict, the future strategic positions of adversaries are very … different when there is open conflict than when there is settlement. Then, we show that as the future becomes more important …
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I critically review recent studies that estimate those costs of violence and conflict that can emerge among organized … of organized conflict and violence are aggregated. …
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