Search Results - subject:"Civil war"

The U.S. civil war's impact on women's work and political participation

Arnsbarger, Madison; Ferrara, Andreas; Montrose, Paige - 2026

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The U.S. Civil War's impact on women's work and political participation

Arnsbarger, Madison; Ferrara, Andreas; Montrose, Paige - 2026

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The U.S. Civil War's Impact on Women's Work and Political Participation

Arnsbarger, Madison K.; Ferrara, Andreas; Montrose, Paige - 2026

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Sham elections amid the war in Myanmar : prospects for national stability and international cooperation

Heiduk, Felix - 2026

Five years after the bloody military coup and amid a civil war, elections have taken place in Myanmar. They were …

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Sham elections amid the war in Myanmar: Prospects for national stability and international cooperation

Heiduk, Felix - 2026

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A common denominator in conflict studies : introducing political non-state organisations

Konzack, Tom - 2026

(PNSOs) as a distinct analytical category. Drawing on insights from terrorism, civil war, and social movement studies, it …

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A common denominator in conflict studies: Introducing political non-state organisations

Konzack, Tom - 2026

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The political legacy of displacement : evidence from the Spanish republican exile

Aranzana, Cristina; Paluskiewicz, Luc - 2026 - Version April 8th, 2026

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The scar of civil war exposure in (early) childhood and school test scores as a teenager

Verwimp, Philip - 2025

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Breaking through the ethnic growth trap

Jha, Saumitra - 2025

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Do civil wars shape citizens' attitudes towards taxation? : micro-level evidence from Africa

Belmonte, Alessandro; Bove, Vincenzo; Di Salvatore, Jessica - 2025

Can the exposure to civil war make people more motivated to pay taxes and (re)build the state? Our project examines … likely to believe paying taxes is important. We find that citizens exposed to intense civil war report higher levels of tax …

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Intensity of international sanctions and internal conflict : the case of Iran

Farzanegan, Mohammad Reza; Gutmann, Jerg - 2025

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Conflict

Rohner, Dominic - 2025

This handbook chapter provides a synthesis of the literature on armed conflicts, with a special focus on development economics, while covering also other disciplines. The piece starts off with a discussion of the main consequences of conflict before investigating its root causes. First, a series...

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Conflict

Rohner, Dominic - 2025

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Conflict

Rohner, Dominic - 2025

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Transitional justice and post-conflict state capacity

Nalepa, Monika; Paci, Simone - 2025

How can states rebuild fiscal capacity after a civil war? Trust in political institutions and trust in fellow citizens … tradeoff. We test the model's predictions using the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which experienced a large civil war in 1992 …

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