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each of these factors was likely due to three pre-existing patterns associated with ethnicity. First, when political power …
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While some of the intrastate war literature calls for the disaggregation of civil conflict, most of those studies focus … on the geography of civil conflict failing to take into account the various actors involved in such conflicts. This study … addresses the multi-actor nature of civil conflict by examining whether 'actor aggregation' affects the inferences drawn from …
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(more than 1,000 battle-related deaths) in 2009, up by one from 2008. No interstate conflict was recorded, but seven … intrastate conflicts were internationalized, in the sense that one or both of the conflict parties received troops support from … for 2008 were not active in 2009, but during the year, one entirely new conflict erupted in Myanmar (Kokang), two were …
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This article studies the effects of conflict onset on asset markets applying the event study methodology. The authors … to conflict onset. When the authors distinguish between internal and inter-state conflicts, they find that the fraction …. Finally, the article reports evidence that abnormal returns would have accrued to investors systematically exploiting conflict …
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documented. Conflict-related deaths are significantly higher in poorer districts and in geographical locations that favor … conflict-related deaths. This result is similar to that documented in cross-country studies. In addition, the relationship with … is an important factor in starting conflict. On the other hand, geographic factors are not significantly associated with …
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The authors analyse newly collected time-series data measuring the dimensions of violent political conflict in Egypt … different dimensions of the conflict. The authors find that the combination of political repression and military counter … other hand, the overall level of conflict intensity in Egypt can be mitigated by food subsidies. Finally, the existence of …
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Why is armed civil conflict more common in resource-dependent countries than in others? Several studies have attempted … to unravel mechanisms on why natural resources are linked to armed conflict, but no coherent picture has yet emerged … conflict. It uses data on gemstone and hydrocarbon localities throughout the world and controls for the spatial and temporal …
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In this study, we look at the relationship of arms races to war, with appropriate consideration of rivalries. Are arms races more common in rivalries than in lesser competitions? Are they merely a consequence of rivalry competitions? How do the patterns of arms races map with those of war in...
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This article examines the relationship between economic openness and internal conflict. The article first discusses … different theoretical perspectives on how openness affects a country's internal stability and how internal conflict affects … openness. Next, empirical estimates of the relationship between conflict and openness are presented, where conflict is measured …
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depicts the functioning of the socio-psychological barriers to conflict resolution, an empirical study was conducted among a … nationwide representative sample of Jews in Israel, within the context of the Middle Eastern conflict. The reported study … readiness to compromise through the mediation of the conflict-related societal beliefs (e.g. victimhood, delegitimization …
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