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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"militarized interstate disputes"”.
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Three to tango: explaining expansion of militarized interstate disputes
… conflict. Why do some third parties intervene in militarized conflicts, while others do not? The potential joiner’s decision to join an ongoing dispute is influenced by two factors – (1) the degree of affinity i.e. the level of shared strategic, economic and political interests it shares with both …
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Paths to peace: conflict management trajectories in militarized interstate disputes
… to evaluate conflict management behavior within militarized interstate disputes in the 1946-2001 period, this study concludes that third-party intervention efforts inform one another. More specifically, third-parties examine previous efforts and balance their desire to manage conflict with their …
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Averting Dyadic Conflict: The Role Of International Political Economy
… study, have a pacifying effect on the onset of militarized interstate disputes (MIDs) and the escalation of those disputes up to interstate war. To evaluate this argument, I examine the presence of conflict and the level of DEI from 1965 to 2001 in all countries. The results support the …
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International trade and interstate conflict: The influence of domestic political institutions
… trade have pacifying or exacerbating effects on militarized interstate conflict? Previous scholars have asserted that rational, aggregate welfare-maximizing leaders will promote free trade and refrain from actions, such as militarized interstate conflict, harmful to international trade. Assuming, …
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From warmongers to peacebuilders: major power managerial coordination and the transformation of international relations, 1715-2001
… the use of military force in order to resolve disputes. Finally, the pacification of international relations by major power managerial coordination may indirectly facilitate peace-fostering developments such as democratic reforms within states, and the creation of international organizations. …