relative effectiveness of interdiction efforts. -- War on drugs ; conflict ; enforcement ; prevention and treatment policies … demand for drugs) and enforcement policies (aimed at reducing the production and trafficking of drugs), and shows how the …

them the price elasticity of demand, and the effectiveness of the resources allocated to enforcement and prevention and … policies (aimed at reducing the demand for illegal drugs) and enforcement policies (aimed at reducing the production and …

demand for drugs) and enforcement policies (aimed at reducing the production and trafficking of drugs), and shows how the …

vulnerability of centrally organized firms to law enforcement: a loose and atomistic market would seem more appropriate to the legal … constraints on operation. We argue that, in the absence of reliable third-party enforcement, criminal enterprises operate … trade, often along ethnic lines. We show formally that the disintegrative pressure of law enforcement is under reasonable …

?). Thus, conflict is viewed as ultimately stemming from imperfect property-rights enforcement. When comparing autarky with …We examine how globalization affects trade patterns and welfare when conflict prevails domestically. We do so in a … conflict. We find that importers of the contested resource gain unambiguously. By contrast, countries exporting the contested …

enforcement is more effective in reducing crime depends crucially on how well one can target a certain group of individuals …

In recent debates, morality or social norms have been proposed as an instrument to reduce conflict behavior. As the … an effective instrument to lower socially unwanted behavior and support the enforcement of property rights. If it cannot … discriminate between these different conflict efforts, strategic effects due to a one-sided increase in morality might actually …