Little is known about the role of cognitive social capital among war-affected youth in low- and middle-income countries … in war-affected communities may alter the trajectories of resource loss and gain with conflict-affected children. …

, in spite of the fact that some are not robust. The war remains damaging to the peace and this in a robust manner. It is …

dynamic games in incomplete information. Main result shows that countries behavior depends especially on war costs and on … country military power. There are many applications of these types of models, like in Israel - Palestinian war, recent Russian …

activities increased in 0.98% the homicide rate and in 1.24% the displacement rate and the war among drug dealers increased in 4 …

--energy capture per capita, organization, information technology, and war-making capacity--and he uses archaeological, historical, and …

The long-term psychiatric consequences of exposure to war and/or mass conflict continue to be of great concern and … violence. Despite high prevalence rates of conflict/war-related trauma, current rates of psychiatric disorders (depression … affected by war and/or mass conflict. …

opposition’s concern for the national interest that causes the most tragic outcomes, as they may choose not to advocate peace … when doing so would prevent war so as to avoid undercutting the government’s bargaining position. I close with a … discussion of why the United States appears to be particularly prone to such tragic outcomes, treating the Vietnam War as an …

Social scientists argue that post-World War II land reforms in East Asia were critical ingredients in the regionâ … recognize that East Asian states after World War II were natural state social orders in which new governments confiscate and … War II followed the pattern observed elsewhere, with victors taking and redistributing land from the losers of the war and …