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contribution in Iraq, and relative share of Muslim population. We find that any major changes in aid allocation related to the GWOT … strategic allies in the GWOT, perhaps at the expense of anti-poverty programs. In this paper we assess changes in country … the GWOT, including the presence of foreign terrorist groups, sharing a border with a state sponsor of terrorism, troop …
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transnational terrorism. What conditions motivate these terrorist activities? Are there specific characteristics in the terrorists … home countries that provide a breeding ground for anti-US terrorism? In particular, we ask whether oppressive and bad … oppressiveness and US closeness are important determinants of anti-US terrorism. Furthermore, both effects do not seem completely …
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Using a unique pairing of household survey data and geolocational conflict data, we investigate the relationship between local conflict intensity and the disciplinary methods employed by Iraqi households. We find that parents in high-conflict areas are more likely to use both moderate and severe...
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invasion of Iraq …
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This paper looks at the impact of the rise of China on the geopolitical configuration and international relations in the East Asian region the main flashpoints of which include the high-profile disputes over the ownership of the islands, atolls, reefs, cays and islets in the South China Sea...
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We show that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) experienced significantly faster growth in counties occupied by the Japanese Army than those garrisoned by the Kuomingtang (KMT) during the Sino-Japanese War (c. 1940-45), using the density of middle-to-upper rank Communist cadres (5.4%) and the...
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effect on IS recruitment, by increasing potential terrorists’ capacity for joining IS in Syria and Iraq. Unlike previous … empirical research on welfare and terrorism, we find considerable evidence that countries that have more social welfare spending …
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In war powers analysis, reliance on the interpretive method of historical practice, also called the “gloss of history,” has made history a technology of the forever war. This approach draws upon the history of U.S. military conflict to interpret the separation of powers, and embeds past...
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Over the last few years, the People's Republic of China has adopted a comprehensive new sanctions regime to regulate the intersection of foreign relations, global commerce, international law, and national security. In doing so, Beijing has pursued a dual-pronged strategy, on the one hand...
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