incompleteness between groups becomes more serious, the players devote fewer resources to the intra-group conflict. Moreover, there …

In many situations there is a potential for conflict both within and between groups. Examples include wars and civil … wars and distributional conflict in multitiered organizations like federal states or big companies. This paper models such … situations with a logistic technology of conflict. If individuals decide simultaneously and independently about the amount of …

We examine a rent-seeking contest by teams, where team members can sabotage their teammates. In this setting, the … effective effort (the effort level discounted by the sabotaged level) determines a team's winning probability and the shares of … interestingly interpreted from the team managers' viewpoint …

. Little is known about the causal effect of social identity on the propensity to engage in group conflict. In this paper we … that induced social identity does increase group closeness but does not increase conflict investments …

We study the role of inter-group differences in the emergence of conflict. In our setting, two groups compete for the …, that the opposition can either accept, or reject and wage conflict. Expropriating a large share of resources increases … of conflict. In equilibrium, allocations are non-monotonic in the cost of mobility. Moreover, limited commitment with …

We study the role of inter-group differences in the emergence of conflict. In our setting, two groups compete for the …, that the opposition can either accept, or reject and wage conflict. Expropriating a large share of resources increases … of conflict. In equilibrium, allocations are non-monotonic in the cost of mobility. Moreover, limited commitment with …