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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 communication on cooperation in social dilemmas (d = 1.01). This effect is … messages (d = 0.46). The communication-cooperation relationship is also stronger in larger, compared to smaller, group social …
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monitoring, conflict resolution, enforcement, and/or the delegation of authority to intergovernmental organizations. This article …
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Surprisingly high levels of within-group cooperation are observed in conflict situations. Experiments confirm that … external threats lead to higher cooperation. The psychological literature suggests proximate explanations in the form of group … which cooperation is a rational response to an external threat. In the model, groups vary in their willingness to help each …
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two distinct cues within the context of a newspaper story about the Iraq War to test four theoretical models of the … opinion formation, which suggests that individuals will attend to news events that conflict with their expectations in an …
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instability. The analysis suggests a bleak prognosis for domestic peace in postinvasion Afghanistan and Iraq as the causal factors …
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influence on the most or least attentive citizens. Analysis of Iraq War data shows that local losses have a greater effect on …
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war in Iraq. They employ a novel measurement model and a database of survey marginals to estimate weekly time series of …
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As an instance of externally induced regime change, the postwar West German case is both highly exceptional and importantly paradigmatic; it is more usefully read as a cautionary tale than as a recipe for future action. Local circumstances, some tied to earlier patterns of social and political...
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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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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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