Civil wars
Essentially political : a review of Civil Wars: A History in Ideas by David Armitage
... that civil war is susceptible of proper legal definition, such as would enable it to be distinguished clearly from ...in civil war the two sides 'stand in precisely the same predicament as two nations, who ...
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NATURAL RESOURCE AND CIVIL WARS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
... It was observed that most of civil wars in oil rich countries started around the time of OPEC shocks, which resulted in oil being a more alluring resource to capture. Some scholars are of the view that oil ...
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Decentralisation, Regional Autonomy and Ethnic Civil Wars: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis, 1950 2010
... taxes does not in itself reduce (or fuel) the risk of conflict. Fifth, shared-rule is never significantly associated with incidence of civil wars. It is worth noting that the effect of regional autonomy is ...
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International Relative Prices and Civil Wars in Sub Saharan Africa Theory and Evidence over the period (1995 2006)
... of civil wars, there are few studies which focus punctually on relationship and causality between actual conflicts and commodity ...a civil war whereas the mineral price index shows no significant ...
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Of Democracies, Dictatorships, and Resource Deposits: A Time-Series Analysis of Third-Party State Military Interventions in Civil Wars
... current civil war literature, intervening states are examined as identical ...in civil wars (Sawyer et al, 2015), and thus subtle differences which could be deduced in terms of where they choose to ...
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Political and Economic Causes of Civil Wars in African Countries Based on Econometric Findings
... and Civil Conflict: Is there a Resource Curse? They found that the production of primary gold increases the likelihood that a country experiences ...and civil war, and mineral exports (% of GDP) and ...
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Civil Wars and Criminality: The Spillover of Violence
... The Chicago School of Sociology advanced one of the first sociological explanations of criminality in the beginning of the twentieth century. The Chicago School perceived social disorganization as the root of criminal ...
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Civil Wars and the Right to Self-Determination
... The civil wars discussed above from the American Civil War (1861-65) to the ongoing civil war in Syria corroborate the proposition that there is no theory of civil war because ...
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Networks information in the civil wars
... An outstanding feature of the analysis of civil wars is the information management and its effects locally 1 . The confrontation between enemy troops regularly proceeded by intelligence operations. With ...
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Private Diplomats, Mediation Professionals, and Peace Activists: Can Non-governmental Actors Bring Peace to Civil Wars?
... on civil conflicts, especially in regards to the research question of when peace agreements succeed or fail, will only emerge when grassroots efforts are included in models of peace ...
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Of Democracies, Dictatorships, and Resource Deposits: A Time-Series Analysis of Third-Party State Military Interventions in Civil Wars
... All research respondents are stakeholders of education. They are divided in to two main groups: (1) state actors and (2) practitioners. Under (1) state actors, policy makers, donors and resource persons who make policies ...
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A Plague of Initials: Fragmentation, Cohesion, and Infighting in Civil Wars
... H4a: In a movement with multiple organizations and weak institution- alization, centralization of power in a dominant organization reduces the probability of violent infighting among org[r] ...
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Asymmetric information in the civil wars, the Colombian case
... Nevertheless the theme of the strategic roles of information and rumor in areas under paramilitary or insurgent influence suggests several questions: What role has the information in the[r] ...
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Comment on Benjamin Smith (2004): “Oil Wealth and Regime Survival in the Developing World, 1960 1999”
... Bellin, Eva. (1994). “The Robustness of Authoritarianism in the Middle East: A Comparative Perspective .” Presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association. Brunschweiller, Christa N. and ...
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The Onset of Civil War: Combining Various Scholarly Research Methods to Arrive at A Single, Unified Explanation of Why Civil Wars Occur
... why civil wars occur was put forward by [3], who argued that a better equipped and stronger government can control the onset of conflict (the state capacity ...
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Wounds, Flesh, and Metaphor in Seventeenth Century England
... English Civil Wars: Marvell and the Cause of Wit, for example, explores a more fluid relationship between Marvell’s political allegiances and his ...
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War in England 1642 1649
... The New Model Army’s Declaration of 14 June 1647 famously stated that ‘We were not a mere mercenary army, hired to serve any arbitrary power of state’. This phrase, a favourite of historians of the period, captures the ...
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Dynamics of interplay between third party interveners and national factions in civil war peace negotiations : case studies on Cambodia and El Salvador
... of civil war: it is a type of violent conflict conducted mainly in a state territory and initiated by domestic ...most civil wars are intervened in by external ...that civil war needs to be ...
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Crisis by Isis: An Analysis of ISIS's Use of Violence for its Revolution
... Syrian civil war as it started fighting both the Syrian army and the rebels, but also by its violent nature against the ...as civil wars and terrorist ...
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Significance of Societal Customs in the South Sudan Civil War Resolution
... For example, the Abyei area is a land occupied by the Ngok Dinka (a section of Dinka groups) for the past two centuries. It has good pasture and streams of rivers, such as Bahr el Arab, Bahr el Ghazal and Kiir in the ...
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