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We explore how the domestic political institutions of states in the neighborhood of international disputants affect the incentives for third-party conflict management. Existing scholarship has argued that as the number of democracies in the international system increases, disputants are more...
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dealt with by the international community. In this article, I examine the occurrence of mediation in low-intensity conflicts …. Drawing on insights from the war termination literature, I develop a theoretical argument that links mediation in low … when mediation happens, how events unfold on the battlefield also influences the occurrence of mediation. I test this …
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Standard conflict management studies treat individual conflict management attempts, whether the same or different techniques, as independent of one another across time and space. This article considers the implications and lays out research agenda for several configurations that relax that...
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Efforts to resolve interstate disputes are often characterized by repeated engagement and evolving strategies. What explains a state’s decision to continue conflict resolution efforts but escalate their management strategy? Drawing from foreign policy literature, I argue that third...
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makes mediation more likely to be undertaken in high-stakes conflicts between states and strong rebel groups. Relatively … represents an important methodological shift within the mediation literature, which has in the past largely relied upon aggregate … mediation process and eventually concede some form of settlement. This is further evidence of the need to capture the dyadic …
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International mediation of violent conflicts is commonplace in today’s world, and so is academic research on its … features and effectiveness. But research that speaks to both the initiation and implementation of mediation remains relatively … counterintuitive selection effect: potential mediators that are likely to resolve a dispute are unlikely to select into mediation. The …
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We examine whether features highlighted as important for mediation in existing research allow us to predict when we … will see mediation and likely success out-of-sample. We assess to what extent information about the characteristics of the … mediation as well as when peaceful solutions are more likely to follow from mediation. We justify that the information used to …
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