The latest issue of the
Journal of Conflict Resolution (Vol. 66, nos. 4-5, May 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Eric Min,
Painful Words: The Effect of Battlefield Activity on Conflict Negotiation Behavior
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Risa Brooks & Sharan Grewal, “Twice the Citizen”: How Military Attitudes of Superiority Undermine Civilian Control in the United States
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Danielle Villa, Daniel Arnon, & Dan Reiter, Causes of Foreign-Imposed Regime Change: The Signal of Economic Expropriation
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Christopher W. Blair, Jonathan A. Chu, & Joshua A. Schwartz, The Two Faces of Opposition to Chemical Weapons: Sincere Versus Insincere Norm-Holders
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Christopher Linebarger & Alex Braithwaite, Why Do Leaders Build Walls? Domestic Politics, Leader Survival, and The Fortification of Borders
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Roya Izadi, State Security or Exploitation: A Theory of Military Involvement in the Economy
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Lisa Bruttel, Werner Güth, Juri Nithammer, & Andreas Orland, Inefficient Cooperation Under Stochastic and Strategic Uncertainty
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Michael Kumove, Does Language Foster Reconciliation? Evidence From the Former Yugoslavia
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Michael Gibilisco, Brenton Kenkel, & Miguel R. Rueda, Competition and Civilian Victimization
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Susan Olzak, The Impact of Ideological Ambiguity on Terrorist Organizations
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Miceal Canavan & Oguzhan Turkoglu, The Effect of Migration on Political Support for Co-ethnics: Evidence From Turkey
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Data Set Feature
- Ulrich Petersohn, Vanessa Gottwick, Charlotte Penel, & Leila Kellgren-Parker, The Commercial Military Actor Database
The latest issue of the Journal of Conflict Resolution (Vol. 66, nos. 4-5, May 2022) is out. Contents include:
