conflict is intense, generation of an agreement is likely and they have ties to the conflict. However, mediation is less …

I explore whether international organizations (IOs) promote peaceful conflict management. Using territorial claims data …, I find that organizations with interventionist capabilities encourage disputing members to attempt peaceful conflict … resolution. Then, to more fully uncover the causal relationship between IOs and conflict management, I investigate the influence …

relationships between armed conflict, wealth sharing and peace by studying two independent but interlinked research questions: In … societies recovering from armed conflict if such policies are carefully designed to fit the specific context and take into …

Understanding the causes of interstate conflict continues to be a primary goal of the field of international relations …. To that end, scholars continue to rely on large datasets of conflict in the international system. This paper introduces … best practices and point out several ways in which the new MID data can contribute to research in international conflict. …

conflict resolution. Of tantamount importance in assessing these effects of federalism is whether particular types of … strong ethno-federal arrangements to be particularly conflict-prone. …

Schelling’s work laid the foundation for a reputational theory of conflict behavior, claiming that a stateâ … reputation and interests as specified in our analysis to further contribute to a better understanding of conflict behavior. …

can be used to predict the conflict initiation of countries in the context of international relations. The following … traditional model of military conflict. The article finds that high dyadic market concentration significantly decreases the … likelihood that a state initiated military conflict in the period 1962–2001, and argues that market concentration is an …