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The Middle East is one of the most conflict-prone regions—butwhy? The Collier-Hoeffler model of civil war provides … significant predictor of conflict. For conflict in the Middle East, a more complex picture emerges. Consistent with Collier and … decrease the likelihood of conflict. They also find that ethnic dominance is significant, while social fractionalization is not …
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Among the most researched solutions to social dilemmas is communication. Since the late 1950s, it has been well known that communication enhances cooperation in social dilemmas. This article reports a meta-analysis of this literature (forty-five effect sizes) and finds a large positive effect of...
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This article aims to improve scholars’ understanding of how transnational terrorist organizations emerge, survive, thrive, and eventually die.The authors use a data set that catalogues terrorist organizations and their attacks over time (the ITERATE database of thousands of terrorist...
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more capitalist economies. The authors argue that extant tests of accountability arguments of interstate conflict …
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Reputational theory of conflict behavior dates back to Schelling’s seminal work on bargaining and continues to find …
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In spite of its long history among scholars of international conflict, empirical evaluations of diversionary theory … international conflict participation on the other; and measurement error in operationalizations of the independent variableâ …
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The relationship between conflict and education has been studied before. However, previous authors have always focused … strongly on the supply-side effects, whereas this article examines the influence of conflict on the demand for education. It is … theoretically shown that, under relatively general conditions, individuals living in a conflict area have an incentive to increase …
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conflict, we find that income levels unambiguously increase the chance of peace. Among other issues, we discuss the critical …
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monitoring, conflict resolution, enforcement, and/or the delegation of authority to intergovernmental organizations. This article …
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Most of the burgeoning theoretical and empirical literature on the role of leaders in comparative politics and international relations is built on the assumption that leaders choose policies to stay in office. However, leaders can lose office in a variety of ways. Leaders can lose office as a...
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