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Scheinwahlen inmitten des Krieges in Myanmar: Perspektiven nationaler Stabilität und internationaler Kooperation

Heiduk, Felix - 2026

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Scheinwahlen inmitten des Krieges in Myanmar : Perspektiven nationaler Stabilität und internationaler Kooperation

Heiduk, Felix - 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; 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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The impact of armed conflicts and forced migration on labour markets : systematic literature review and future research agenda

Ospanov, Murat; Kalyuzhnova, Yelena; Khlystova, Olena; … - 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 neither free nor fair, nor was any attempt made to keep up an appearance of even minimum democratic standards. From the outset, the main purpose of the elections was not political...

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The civil war reduced slave owners' economic power but increased their political influence

Bellani, Luna; Hager, Anselm; Maurer, Stephan - 2026

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The Civil War reduced slave owners' economic power but increased their political influence

Bellani, Luna; Hager, Anselm; Maurer, Stephan - 2026

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The civil war reduced slave owners' economic power but increased their political influence

Bellani, Luna; Hager, Anselm; Maurer, Stephan - 2026 - This version: May 2026

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Violence and ethnic identity

Elizalde, Aldo; Hidalgo, Eduardo; Kampanelis, Sotiris - 2026

Can violence erase an ethnic identity? We study this question using the Shining Path insurgency in Peru (1980-1992), which sought to replace competing affiliations with a single class identity and killed roughly 70,000 people, three-quarters of them Indigenous. Combining individual-level data on...

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The role of taxation of artisanal mining in conflict-affected contexts : from armed predation to "informal formalization"?

Van Bockstael, Steven; Cuvelier, Jeroen; Vlassenroot, Koen - 2026

This paper focuses on the taxation of artisanally mined natural resources, in particular high-value minerals, in conflict-affected contexts, by state and non-state armed actors. The taxation of artisanal miners and mineral traders, often part of the informal economy, by armed groups has...

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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 legacy of rebel taxation on post-conflict fiscal capacity

Arroyo Petro, Andrea; Bove, Vincenzo; Di Salvatore, Jessica - 2026

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

Konzack, Tom - 2026

This Working Paper advances the conceptualisation of non-state actors by introducing political non-state organisations (PNSOs) as a distinct analytical category. Drawing on insights from terrorism, civil war, and social movement studies, it argues that prevailing definitions suffer from...

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The civil war reduced slave owners' economic power but increased their political influence

Bellani, Luna; Hager, Anselm; Maurer, Stephan - 2026

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Political violence in African borderlands

Russell, David - 2026

This paper examines the relationship between borderlands and political violence in Africa. Do African conflicts relocate or expand across borders? Using spatiotemporal data on conflict events from 1997 to 2024 alongside the innovative OECD/SWAC Spatial Conflict Dynamics indicator (SCDi), the...

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RDCongo : la guerre dans l'Est comme opérateur de la recomposition de l'ordre politique et économique du pays

Batumike, Ithiel; Bisoka, Aymar Nyenyezi - 2026

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Uneven resilience and recovery during war : municipality-level evidence from Ukraine

Michelangeli, Alessandra; Türk, Umut - 2026

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Peace in crisis : conflict management in the Horn of Africa

Kurtz, Gerrit - 2026

The system of international conflict management is in deep crisis. Relevant instruments such as UN peace operations are being withdrawn, normative and power-political preconditions (for example, US-guaranteed international order) no longer apply and all too often agreements have led to the...

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From wages to conflict : does an increase in the real wage decrease internal conflict in developing countries?

Parsons, Brandon; Rabhi, Ayoub - 2026

This study is among the first to investigate whether the real wage affects various forms of internal conflict across 65 developing countries from 1990 to 2021. This study's methodology employs the Method of Moments quantile regressions of Machado and Silva. This approach is novel for its...

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Violent conflict and cross-border lending

Haas, Ralph de; Mamonov, Mikhail; Popov, Alexander; … - 2026

How do violent conflicts shape cross-border lending? Using syndicated loan data on 14,021 creditors and 97,169 firms across 179 countries, we document a dual response. Relative to domestic creditors, foreign lenders reduce overall lending by 27% (supplydriven) but increase lending to...

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Violent conflict and cross-border lending

Haas, Ralph de; Mamonov, Mikhail; Popov, Alexander; … - 2025

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Violent conflict and cross-border lending

Haas, Ralph de; Mamonov, Mikhail; Popov, Alexander; … - 2025

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Whole system change and the English New Model Army’s General Council meetings 1647-49

Grint, Keith - 2026

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Peacekeeping and the prevalence of female genital cutting in Sierra Leone

Robitaille, Marie-Claire; Milla, Joniada - 2026

While the Sierra Leone government is under pressure from the international community to ban the practice of female genital cutting, very few among the politicians and civil society are willing to abolish a practice that is seen as a prerequisite to mark the entry into adulthood. Cultural...

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This sand is mine! : why sand mining has led to violent conflict in Makueni County, Kenya

Aduda, Levke; Aduda, Annette Adhiambo - 2026

Sand is the second-most exploited natural resource after water, with global demand for it steadily increasing. Yet the societal and conflict-related impacts of sand mining remain understudied. This Working Paper examines the conditions under which sand mining generates violent conflict. We argue...

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Politischer Neuanfang in Sri Lanka: Chancen und Herausforderungen der neuen Linksregierung

Wagner, Christian - 2025

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Politischer Neuanfang in Sri Lanka : Chancen und Herausforderungen der neuen Linksregierung

Wagner, Christian - 2025

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The legacy of rebel taxation on postconflict fiscal capacity

Petro, Andrea Arroyo; Bove, Vincenzo; Di Salvatore, Jessica - 2025

Civil wars often erode state sovereignty, as institutions are replaced or co-opted by armed groups that establish informal governance structures. Among these, rebel taxation emerges as a key tool for financing wartime activities and administering territories. We explore whether rebel taxation...

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Violent conflicts and education : the LRA insurgency in Northern Uganda revisited

Kazibwe, Douglas - 2025

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Long-term effects of childhood exposure to war on domestic violence

Ajefu, Joseph Boniface; Casale, Daniela - 2025

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The effects of the Russia-Ukraine war and the Wagner Group coup on defense stocks in Europe : an event study analysis

Covachev, Svetoslav; Fazakas, Gergely - 2025

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Battlefield bargains : the high-stakes dance of rebel finances and ceasefire deals

Kupek, Sebastian - 2025

Wars fueled by resource wealth pose complex challenges for conflict resolution. I combine data on conflict events, rebel resource dependence, world market prices, and ceasefire details to investigate how fluctuations in rebel funding affect the likelihood of ceasefires. Increased funding...

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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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Protecting civilians in Sudan : even without a ceasefire, there are ways to curb the brutal violence against the civilian population

Kurtz, Gerrit - 2025

The war in Sudan, which broke out on 15 April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has triggered the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. Civilians are being directly attacked by the warring parties. The violent actors are destroying...

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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 this question in the context of Africa, a region where civil wars have frequently undermined state capacity. We move from the popular Tillian view of war-making as state-making to...

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New wars 2.0 : massive violence against civilians in ongoing armed conflicts demands a political rethink

Albrecht, Aljoscha; Vorrath, Judith - 2025

The existential catastrophe faced by the population of the Gaza Strip currently looms large in the foreign policy and security debates. The plight of civilians there is particularly acute. Yet, severe crises persist elsewhere too - from Ukraine and Sudan to Myanmar, the Democratic Republic of...

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The aftermath of peace : the impact of the FARC’s ceasefire on forced displacement in Colombia

Albarran, Pedro; Robles, Antonio; Sanz de Galdeano, Anna - 2025

Colombia’s prolonged conflict has made the country one of the most affected by forced internal displacement (FID) in the world. This study examines the impact of the FARC’s 2014 unilateral and permanent ceasefire on FID. We use a difference-in-differences strategy that exploits the timing of...

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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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Diversification in rebel economies : mixed regulatory strategies and conflict outcomes

Kubota, Yuichi; Tanaka-Sakabe, Yukako - 2025

How do rebel groups incorporate locals into their economic systems, and how do these civil-military relations affect the political dynamics of armed conflicts? This study explores the economic institutions regulated by rebel groups in conflict areas and their impact on the duration of the...

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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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Interaction between armed conflicts and energy prices in Colombia

Joaqui-Barandica, Orlando; López-Estrada, Sebastian; … - 2025

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Quantile via moments panel data analysis : dissecting political regimes and the spectrum of internal conflicts

Parsons, Brandon; Marie, Joseph St.; Pauly, Robert J. - 2025

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Fragile federation : violent conflict and attitudes toward ethnic federalism in Ethiopia

Hagos, Samuel Zewdie; Tuki, Daniel - 2025

Ethnic federalism has long been a cornerstone of Ethiopia’s political system - and a recurrent source of violent conflict. Despite its centrality to the country’s governance and conflict dynamics, there is a notable absence of large-N quantitative research examining how exposure to violence...

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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 are cornerstones of tax compliance, necessary for a functioning fiscal contract. We posit that transitional justice (TJ) can influence both channels. We use a simple game of tax...

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Exposure to violent conflict and attitudes toward wife-beating in Africa

Tuki, Daniel - 2025

Despite growing attention being paid to the societal impacts of violent conflict, little is known about how exposure thereto shapes gender attitudes, particularly in Africa. This study addresses that gap by examining the relationship between exposure to violent conflict and attitudes toward...

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Was freedom road a dead end? : socio-economic effects of reconstruction in the American South

Frieden, Jeffry A.; Grossman, Richard S.; Lowery, Daniel - 2025 - Original version: February 2024, this version: October 2025

We investigate how Reconstruction affected Black socio-economic advancement after the American Civil War. We use the location of federal troops and Freedmen’s Bureau offices to indicate more intensive federal enforcement of civil rights. We find that Black people made greater socio-economic...

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Was freedom road a dead end? : socio-economic effects of reconstruction in the American South

Frieden, Jeffry A.; Grossman, Richard S.; Lowery, Daniel - 2025

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The rise and fall of armies

Adams, Jonathan - 2025

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Frontline leadership : evidence from american civil war captains

Ferrara, Andreas; Dippel, Christian; Heblich, Stephan - 2025

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Frontline Leadership : Evidence from American Civil War Captains

Ferrara, Andreas; Dippel, Christian; Heblich, Stephan - 2025

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Relative power and costly signals of civilian loyalty : protest behavior against armed actors in the Colombian Civil War : 1990-2004

Moreno León, Carlos Enrique - 2025

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Can digital cash transfers serve those in active conflict? : evidence from a randomized intervention in Sudan

Abay, Kibrom A.; Abdelfattah, Lina; Abushama, Hala; … - 2025

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Violent conflict, discrimination at school, and the well-being of students in Tanganyika and Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Marchais, Gauthier; Gupta, Sweta; Brandt, Cyril Owen; … - 2025

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The return of international war and rising deficits in state legitimacy : IDOS Constellations of State Fragility 3.0

Lorch, Jasmin; Ziaja, Sebastian - 2025

The international context is changing profoundly, owing to rising autocratisation and the return of international war. These transformations also impact the long-standing problem of state fragility. The IDOS Constellations of State Fragility (CSF) provides a differentiated model to measure state...

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Persistence of the armed conflict in Colombia : an agreement without peace

Rivera-Lozada, Isabel Cristina; Gómez Sánchez, … - 2025

The aim is to analyze the armed conflict persistence in Colombia from 2008 to 2018 based on the financial viability hypothesis (rebellion occurs when war net revenue is nonnegative).The methodology is quantitative. Firstly, a nonparametric Kaplan-Meier functions and survival risk functions are...

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Toward resolutions and reconciliations : understanding the elements of peacebuilding in the Philippines

Navarro, Adoracion M.; Jacinto, Janina Sofia H. - 2025

This study examines the ideology-driven armed conflicts in the Philippines and analyzes the peacebuilding elements that have contributed to durable peace across conflict-affected regions. Focusing on separatist movements in Mindanao and communist insurgencies in various places nationwide, the...

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Building reputation : state-sponsored rebellions and transnational identities

Mercier, Marion; Silve, Arthur; Tremblay-Auger, Benjamin - 2025

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