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In their article in this journal, James, Solberg and Wolfson (1999) challenge our findings that two states are more likely to have peaceful relations if they are both democratic. They claim to develop a simultaneous system of two equations showing that peace and democracy foster each other, and...
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Prominent conflict datasets used in the social scientific study of war and peace are summarized. These include datasets … for armed conflicts (e.g., COW and UCDP/PRIO wars and sub-war conflicts), terrorism (e.g., GTD and ITERATE terrorist … conflict types, alternative definitions of war and sub-war conflict, historical patterns of violence in the international …
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This paper attempts to describe the methods employed by the Croatian government in order to acquire the foreign currency which was essential for strategic imports during the period 1991-1995. The starting point for this was the fact that foreign currency was in the hands of Croatian households,...
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This paper defines the global economic costs of conflict and suggests two key criteria, namely comprehensiveness and consistency, which are necessary for a valid calculation of such costs. A critical review of the literature reveals that most studies focus on national income losses, using...
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conflicts, thus increasing the occurrence of fatalities or war. The results show that economic growth, but not growth of …
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The aim of this paper is to provide insights on war spending using simple tools of financial calculus rather than … developing a general theory. Combining Grossman and Han's theory of war finance with the empirical literature that displays a … approach of war spending. Some calculations and an empirical example illustrate this approach. …
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This paper presents a simple model to characterize the outcome of a land dispute between two rival parties using a Stackelberg game. Unlike Gershenson and Grossman (2000), we assume that the opposing parties have access to different technologies for challenging and defending in conflict. We...
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This article links the development of political and philosophical thought with that of economic thought concerning war … explains the relative scarcity of economic studies on war and peace issues and the fact that these have been more often studied …
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The intention of this paper is to analyse why people go to war, despite the, at first sight, divergence between … benefits and costs. This paper provides a comparison of the willingness to go to war in different OECD countries using World … influence individuals' willingness to go to war. …
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economic war. However, the development of mercantilism shows a progressive transition of economic thought towards a lower …
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