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In memoriam : Walter Isard

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On the nature of peace economics

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What post COVID-19? avoiding a "twenty-first century general crisis" : the COVID-19 pandemic : impact and a historical analogy

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Il pensiero di Kenneth Boulding, economista irenico : relazioni sociali tra scambio, dono e coercizione

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A very simple model of conflict and conflict management with asymmetric evaluations and institutional constraint

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Fifth Walter Isard Annual Award for the best article in Peace economics peace science and public policy

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PEPS has gained further attention

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Deadly contests: An economic note on al Qaeda's reward system

Caruso, Raul; Locatelli, Andrea - In: Economics of Peace and Security Journal 3 (2008) 2, pp. 62-67

The article applies insights of contest theory to al Qaeda's recruitment process. Al Qaeda can be considered as a contest organizer rewarding an indivisible prize, namely, official membership and economic rewards, to candidate extremist groups. Would-be terrorists must then compete with each...

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