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September 2024, Volume 50, Issue 5
- 723-749 The Double-Edged Sword of Carrots: Exploring Their Simultaneous Effects on Threat and Imposition Stages of Economic Sanctions
by Yewon Kwon - 750-779 The Invisible Impact of Conflict: A Study of Terrorism, Regime Type, and the Shadow Economy
by Dain Yoo & Da Sul Kim - 780-808 Sequencing the Steps to War
by Douglas B. Atkinson & Andrew P. Owsiak & Joshua Jackson & Rebecca Buechler - 809-838 Corrupting the Battlefield: How Corruption Influences Belligerents’ Battlefield Performance
by Leonardo Gentil-Fernandes & Jacob Otto - 839-865 Domestic Support for Foreign Aid: Development Firms and Support for Foreign Aid in the US Congress
by Doeun Kim - 866-890 Bombs and Banners: Battlefield Dynamics and Armed Groups’ Use of Nonviolent Tactics in Civil War
by Solveig Hillesund & Helge Holtermann - 891-919 Climate Harshness, Opportunity, and Environmental Violence
by Britt Koehnlein & Justin Schon & Ore Koren
July 2024, Volume 50, Issue 4
- 567-592 Democratic Erosion, Partisanship, and Election Observers: Evidence from a Survey Experiment
by Travis Curtice & Charles Crabtree - 593-623 The color of international trade: How different racial attitudes affect public trade preferences
by Miles M. Evers & Steven D. Schaaf - 624-651 Settling Softly: Ending War and Making Peace in Divided Societies
by Mehmet Gurses & Ayşe Betül Çelik - 652-684 Transborder Ethnic Ties and Repression of Ethnic Minorities
by Emir Yazıcı - 685-702 The Power of Boilerplate: Bilateralism, Plurilateralism, and the International Tax System
by Vincent Arel-Bundock & Lisa Lechner - 703-721 The Political Settlements Dataset: Power Configurations and Political Blocs in the Global South, 1946-2018
by Nicolai Schulz & Tim Kelsall
May 2024, Volume 50, Issue 3
- 385-417 Nothing Compares? Investigating the Cost of Food as a Driver of Urban Unrest
by Ida Rudolfsen & Todd G. Smith - 418-447 The Three R’s of CEDAW Commitment: Ratification, Reservation, and Rejection
by Willow Kreutzer & Sara McLaughlin Mitchell - 448-477 U.S. Military Training, External Support, and Security Defections during Nonviolent Resistance
by Ilker Kalin & Mustafa Kirisci - 478-505 Oil Prices and International Conflict: Why Low Oil Revenue May Not Pacify Petrostates1
by Brian Blankenship & Qaraman Hasan & Soran Mohtadi & Indra Overland & Johannes Urpelainen - 506-536 South Korean Cost Sensitivity and Support for Nuclear Weapons
by Kyung Suk Lee - 537-566 Chiefs and Pre-Election Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Precolonial Legacy of Centralized States
by Xiran Chen
March 2024, Volume 50, Issue 2
- 209-242 The “Social Europe” effect: Does southern foreign direct investment in Europe improve labor rights in the Global South?
by Damian Raess & Patrick Wagner - 243-272 Affinity or effectiveness? Donors’ preferences for bypass aid
by Susan Hannah Allen & Lauren Lee Ferry & Obaida Shammama - 273-299 The logic of sexual violence by state security forces in civil wars
by Perisa Davutoglu - 300-331 Speaking of civilians: Automated text analysis of the United Nations’ framing of complex humanitarian emergencies
by Andrea Knapp - 332-348 Public opinion and alliance commitments in cybersecurity an attack against all?
by Miguel Alberto Gomez & Gregory Winger - 349-369 Shifting sands: How change-point and community detection can enrich our understanding of international politics
by Zhen Wang & Huimin Cheng & Wenxuan Zhong & Ping Ma & Amanda Murdie - 370-384 The formation of attitudes toward immigration in Colombia
by Pablo Argote & Sarah Zukerman Daly
January 2024, Volume 50, Issue 1
- 1-32 Boon, bane, or business as usual: Perceptions of the economic consequences of peacekeeping withdrawal from Liberia
by John Gledhill & Sabrina Karim - 33-63 Release or Repress? The Effects of Economic Sanctions on Capital Account Openness
by Joon Hyeok Lee - 64-93 Do Safety Expectations Affect the Location Strategies of Large Service Delivery INGOs?
by Jonathan D. Moyer & Austin S. Matthews & Jen Evans & John McPhee & Whitney Kettlun - 94-120 The Impact of INGO Climate Shaming on National Laws
by Faradj Koliev & Andreas Duit & Baekkwan Park - 121-137 Shock Persistence and the Study of Armed Conflict: Empirical Biases and Some Remedies
by Jenny Guardado & Steven Pennings - 138-167 The Incentives of Leaders in International Organizations: Evidence from the UN General Assembly
by Alexander Baturo & Julia Gray - 168-187 Calling the Shots through Health Diplomacy: China’s World-Wide Distribution of Anti-Covid Vaccines and the International Order
by Krishna Chaitanya Vadlamannati & Vinícius G. Rodrigues Vieira & Tianyang Song - 188-207 Significant Incidents against Americans Abroad: Introducing a New Dataset
by Peyman Asadzade & Behzad Attarzadeh & Roya Izadi & Skip Mark & Almira Sadykova
November 2023, Volume 49, Issue 6
- 845-874 Peaceful Conflict Resolution through Densely Gender-Equal International Organizations
by Carly Millerd - 875-903 Can’t Live with Them or Can’t Live without Them? How Varying Roles of Women in Rebel Groups Influence One-Sided Violence
by Baylee Harrell - 904-934 Populism, Party Ideology, and Economic Expropriations
by Stefano Jud & Dan Reiter - 935-961 Lobbying, Access Points, and the Protection of Human Rights in Democracies
by Sean D. Ehrlich & Kimberly R. Frugé & Jillienne Haglund - 962-988 Racing to the Bottom? Chinese Foreign Direct Investment and Collective Labor Rights
by Yujeong Yang - 989-1004 Direction Augmentation in the Evaluation of Armed Conflict Predictions
by Johannes Bracher & Lotta Rüter & Fabian Krüger & Sebastian Lerch & Melanie Schienle
September 2023, Volume 49, Issue 5
- 669-695 Where You Sit Matters: The Power of Brokers in Diplomatic Networks & Interstate Conflict
by Seulah Choi - 696-726 “Leave It as It Is”: International Network Effects on Protected Lands
by Darren Hawkins & Jay Goodliffe - 727-754 American Diasporas, Homeland Human Rights Conduct, and the Onset of Human Rights-Based Economic Sanctions
by Jerry Urtuzuastigui - 755-784 Signaling Resolve through Credit-claiming
by Ilayda B. Onder - 785-812 Soldiers and Protest: A Set-Theory Perspective on Military Repression of Anti-Regime Mass Mobilization in Autocracies
by Tanja Eschenauer-Engler - 813-844 Looking to the Skies: Operation Unified Protector and the Strategy of Aerial Intervention
by Emil Petersson
July 2023, Volume 49, Issue 4
- 471-496 Punish or tolerate? State capacity, military oversight, and wartime sexual violence
by Sumin Lee & Andrey Tomashevskiy - 497-524 Burden sharing in UN peacekeeping operations: Who deploys to violent locations?
by Jared Oestman - 525-556 UN Security Council membership: Increased security and reduced conflict
by Alastair Smith & James Raymond Vreeland - 557-586 Go arm me: How militant fragmentation affects external support
by Mark Berlin & Iris Malone - 587-611 Fear of terrorism and support for non-democratic rule in democracies
by James A. Piazza - 612-638 Unemployment, central bank independence, and diversionary conflict
by Zhiyuan Wang - 639-668 A Wiki-based dataset of military operations with novel strategic technologies (MONSTr)
by J. Andrés Gannon & Kerry Chávez
May 2023, Volume 49, Issue 3
- 287-314 A network analysis of naming and shaming in the universal periodic review
by Yooneui Kim - 315-344 Military in the cabinet and defense spending of civilian governments
by Nazmus Sakib & Md Muhibbur Rahman - 345-371 The populist radical right and military intervention: A coincidence analysis of military deployment votes
by Tim Haesebrouck - 372-400 Troop-providers' ideational commitment to UN peacekeeping and effectiveness
by Burak Giray - 401-423 Making sense of violence in semi-technologized conventional civil war: Evidence from nineteenth-century Japan
by Yuichi Kubota & Gaku Ito & Masataka Harada - 424-453 Sanctions and target public opinion: Experimental evidence from Turkey
by Omer Zarpli - 454-470 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and votes in favor of Russia in the UN General Assembly
by Mohammad Reza Farzanegan & Hassan F. Gholipour
March 2023, Volume 49, Issue 2
- 163-170 The micro-dynamics of conflict and peace: Evidence from Colombia
by Santiago Sosa - 171-200 Land use and the incidence of forced displacement
by German Lambardi & Paola Palacios - 201-236 Control, dispute, and concentration of land during civil war: Evidence from Colombia
by Jose Antonio Fortou & Sandra Lillian Johansson & Juan Carlos Muñoz Mora - 237-267 Local competitive authoritarianism and post-conflict violence. An analysis of the assassination of social leaders in Colombia
by Juan Albarracín & Juan Pablo Milanese & Inge H. Valencia & Jonas Wolff - 268-285 Are many sets of eyes better than one? Evaluating multiple databases of armed actors in Colombia
by Javier Osorio
January 2023, Volume 49, Issue 1
- 1-30 Repression and backlash protests: Why leader arrests backfire
by Felix Schulte & Christoph V. Steinert - 31-58 Getting to yes: The role of creditor coordination in debt restructuring negotiations
by Lauren Ferry - 59-85 Sanctions, aid, and voting patterns in the United Nations General Assembly
by David Lektzian & Glen Biglaiser - 86-113 IMF: International Migration Fund
by Merih Angin & Albana Shehaj & Adrian J. Shin - 114-131 The Strong, the Weak, and the Honored: Examining the decline in honored alliances post-1945
by Soyoung Lee - 132-146 High-level visit and national security policy: Evidence from a quasi-experiment in Taiwan
by Austin Horng-En Wang & Charles K. S. Wu & Yao-Yuan Yeh & Fang-Yu Chen - 147-162 Introducing the Warring-States Japan Battle Data
by Nicholas D. Anderson
November 2022, Volume 48, Issue 6
- 1089-1120 How women promote peace: Gender composition, duration, and frames in conflict resolution
by Vivian P. Ta-Johnson & Eric Keels & A. Burcu Bayram - 1121-1143 Reputation or interaction: What determines cooperation on economic sanctions?
by Dawid Walentek - 1144-1169 Diffusion of protests in the Arab Spring
by Christopher S. P. Magee & Tansa George Massoud - 1170-1199 Is terrorism deadlier in democracies?
by Yufan Yang & Joshua Tschantret & Cody Schmidt - 1200-1215 Do consumers follow the flag? Perceptions of hostility and consumer preferences
by Matthew DiGiuseppe & Colin M. Barry - 1216-1232 Sexual violence along ethnic lines? Revisiting rebel-civilian ethnic ties and wartime sexual violence
by Herman Wieselgren - 1233-1252 Estimating ideal points from UN General Assembly sponsorship data
by Rafael Mesquita & Rodrigo Martins & Pedro Seabra - 1253-1254 International Interactions best paper award 2022
by Jeffrey Pickering
September 2022, Volume 48, Issue 5
- 897-935 Government ideology and bailout conditionality in the European financial crisis
by Federica Genovese & Héctor Hermida-Rivera - 936-967 Why “cheap” threats are meaningful: Threat perception and resolve in North Korean propaganda
by Lauren Sukin - 968-996 Is it all the same? Repression of the media and civil society organizations as determinants of anti-government opposition
by Marina G. Petrova - 997-1026 When the levee breaks: A forecasting model of violent and nonviolent dissent
by Jonathan Pinckney & Babak RezaeeDaryakenari - 1027-1055 Political protests and the diversionary use of media: Evidence from China
by Tianjing Liao & Wonjae Hwang - 1056-1069 Could leaders deflect from political scandals? Cross-national experiments on diversionary action in Israel and Japan
by Elad Segev & Atsushi Tago & Kohei Watanabe - 1070-1087 International human rights recommendations at home: Introducing the Women’s Rights Compliance Database (WRCD)
by Jillienne Haglund & Courtney Hillebrecht & Hannah Roesch Read
July 2022, Volume 48, Issue 4
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 521-554 Lessons from an escalation prediction competition
by Håvard Hegre & Paola Vesco & Michael Colaresi - 555-578 Forecasting conflict using a diverse machine-learning ensemble: Ensemble averaging with multiple tree-based algorithms and variance promoting data configurations
by Felix Ettensperger - 579-596 Using past violence and current news to predict changes in violence
by Hannes Mueller & Christopher Rauh - 597-613 Predicting escalating and de-escalating violence in Africa using Markov models
by David Randahl & Johan Vegelius - 614-632 Recurrent neural networks for conflict forecasting
by Iris Malone - 633-648 A shape-based approach to conflict forecasting
by Thomas Chadefaux - 649-677 Forecasting change in conflict fatalities with dynamic elastic net
by Fulvio Attinà & Marcello Carammia & Stefano M. Iacus - 678-696 Click, click boom: Using Wikipedia data to predict changes in battle-related deaths
by Christian Oswald & Daniel Ohrenhofer - 697-713 Challenging the status quo: Predicting violence with sparse decision-making data
by Konstantin Bätz & Ann-Cathrin Klöckner & Gerald Schneider - 714-738 Forecasting conflict in Africa with automated machine learning systems
by Vito D’Orazio & Yu Lin - 739-758 High resolution conflict forecasting with spatial convolutions and long short-term memory
by Benjamin J. Radford - 759-777 Predicting political violence using a state-space model
by Andreas Lindholm & Johannes Hendriks & Adrian Wills & Thomas B. Schön - 778-799 The role of governmental weapons procurements in forecasting monthly fatalities in intrastate conflicts: A semiparametric hierarchical hurdle model
by Cornelius Fritz & Marius Mehrl & Paul W. Thurner & Göran Kauermann - 800-822 Conflict forecasting with event data and spatio-temporal graph convolutional networks
by Patrick T. Brandt & Vito D’Orazio & Latifur Khan & Yi-Fan Li & Javier Osorio & Marcus Sianan - 823-840 Employing local peacekeeping data to forecast changes in violence
by Lisa Hultman & Maxine Leis & Desirée Nilsson - 841-859 Predicting (de-)escalation of sub-national violence using gradient boosting: Does it work?
by Jonas Vestby & Jürgen Brandsch & Vilde Bergstad Larsen & Peder Landsverk & Andreas Forø Tollefsen - 860-896 United they stand: Findings from an escalation prediction competition
by Paola Vesco & Håvard Hegre & Michael Colaresi & Remco Bastiaan Jansen & Adeline Lo & Gregor Reisch & Nils B. Weidmann
May 2022, Volume 48, Issue 3
- 345-373 Why do states contribute to the global refugee governance? Fiscal burden-sharing in the post-2011 Syrian refugee crisis
by Hirotaka Fujibayashi - 374-396 Oil discovery, oil production, and coups d’état
by Hans-Inge Langø & Curtis M. Bell & Scott Wolford - 397-422 Compliant or defiant? Economic sanctions and United Nations General Assembly voting by target countries
by Bimal Adhikari & Jin Mun Jeong & Dursun Peksen - 423-449 Domestic politics and requests for UNESCO’s international assistance program
by Hyo Won Lee & Yena Kim & Whasun Jho - 450-470 Reporting of non-fatal conflict events
by Mihai Croicu & Kristine Eck - 471-491 Race to the bottom: Spatial aggregation and event data
by Scott J. Cook & Nils B. Weidmann - 492-519 Documenting energy flows between states: The Global Energy Relations Dataset (GERD), 1978–2014
by Osman Zeki Gökçe & Emre Hatipoğlu
March 2022, Volume 48, Issue 2
- 173-203 Does female ratio balancing influence the efficacy of peacekeeping units? Exploring the impact of female peacekeepers on post-conflict outcomes and behavior
by Neil Narang & Yanjun Liu - 204-232 Dictators, personalized security forces, and coups
by Wonjun Song - 233-257 Risk preferences, uncertainty, and war
by Ahmer Tarar - 258-291 Shaming into compliance? Country reporting of convention adherence to the International Labour Organization
by Faradj Koliev & James H. Lebovic - 292-308 Initiator conditions and the diffusion of digital trade-related provisions in PTAs
by Manfred Elsig & Sebastian Klotz - 309-326 Covid-19 insecurities and migration aspirations
by Miranda Simon & Cassilde Schwartz & David Hudson - 327-344 Labor rights in comparative perspective: The WorkR dataset
by Colin M. Barry & David L. Cingranelli & K. Chad Clay
January 2022, Volume 48, Issue 1
- 1-22 Agents of peace or enablers of violence? The proximal effects of mediators in international disputes
by Lesley G. Terris & Orit E. Tykocinski - 23-48 Power and innovative capacity: Explaining variation in intellectual property rights regulation across trade agreements
by Andreas Dür & Christoph Mödlhamer - 49-74 Designing Alliances: How adversaries provoke peacetime military coordination
by Jesse C. Johnson - 75-109 Rewards versus Sanctions in International Relations: A Game-Theoretic Analysis of Bluffing
by Boris Brekhov - 110-138 Utilitarianism or cosmopolitanism? A study of education’s impact on individual attitudes toward foreign countries
by Gong Chen - 139-151 Banditry or business? Rebel labor markets and state economic intervention
by Chelsea L. Estancona - 152-171 Human trafficking indicators: A new dataset
by Richard W. Frank
November 2021, Volume 47, Issue 6
- 955-985 Hard choices, soft targets: Terror proscription and strategic targeting decisions of FTO
by Rebecca H. Best & Simanti Lahiri - 986-1015 A price for peace: troop contributing countries’ responses to peacekeeper fatalities
by Jared Oestman - 1016-1039 The issues are the issue: Intangible salience and war duration
by Douglas B Atkinson - 1040-1068 Peaceful dyads: A territorial perspective
by Andrew P. Owsiak & John A. Vasquez - 1069-1099 Qui bono? Foreign military, economic, diplomatic interventions, and the termination of civil wars: An integrative approach
by Huseyin Ilgaz - 1100-1130 Deprivation, instability, and propensity to attack: how urbanization influences terrorism
by Maxim Slav & Elena Smyslovskikh & Vladimir Novikov & Igor Kolesnikov & Andrey Korotayev - 1131-1150 Mutual gain or resource drain? Attitudes toward international financial assistance during the early COVID-19 pandemic
by Lindsay R. Dolan & Quynh Nguyen - 1151-1151 International Interactions best paper award 2020
by The Editors
September 2021, Volume 47, Issue 5
- 795-824 Introduction: promoting restraint in war
by Brian McQuinn & Fiona Terry & Oliver Kaplan & Francisco Gutiérrez-Sanin - 825-854 Combatant rank and socialization to norms of restraint: examining the Australian and Philippine armies
by Andrew M. Bell & Fiona Terry - 855-872 Norms, non-combatants’ agency and restraint in jihadi violence in northern Mali
by Ferdaous Bouhlel & Yvan Guichaoua - 873-897 Competing authorities and norms of restraint: governing community-embedded armed groups in South Sudan
by Naomi Pendle - 898-927 The International Committee of the Red Cross and support for civilian self-protection in Colombia
by Oliver Kaplan - 928-954 Signaling restraint: international engagement and rebel groups’ commitment to international law
by Hyeran Jo & Joshua K. Alley & Yohan Park & Soren Jordan
July 2021, Volume 47, Issue 4
- 579-611 Strategic Samaritanism: how armed conflict affects aid receipts
by Andrea L. Everett & Daniel C. Tirone - 612-632 Costly signaling in autocracy
by Robert Carroll & Amy Pond - 633-661 State intervention, external spoilers, and the durability of peace agreements
by Sema Hande Ogutcu-Fu - 662-691 Crowding out the field: External Support to Insurgents and the Intensity of Inter-rebel Fighting in Civil Wars
by Arthur Stein & Marc-Olivier Cantin - 692-719 Constraints and military coordination: How ICTs shape the intensity of rebel violence
by Martín Macías-Medellín & Laura H Atuesta - 720-749 Democratizing the dispute: democratization and the history of conflict management
by Benjamin Denison & Krista E. Wiegand - 750-776 The colonial roots of structural coup-proofing
by Marius Mehrl & Ioannis Choulis - 777-793 Political turnover, regime type, and investment behavior
by Bryan Rooney & Matthew DiLorenzo
May 2021, Volume 47, Issue 3
- 391-416 The (still) mysterious case of agricultural protectionism
by Quynh Nguyen & Gabriele Spilker & Thomas Bernauer - 417-448 Success of economic sanctions threats: coercion, information and commitment
by Dawid Walentek & Joris Broere & Matteo Cinelli & Mark M. Dekker & Jonas M. B. Haslbeck - 449-476 Will you still love me tomorrow? Partisan electoral interventions, foreign policy compliance, and voting in the UN
by Dov H. Levin - 477-503 Commanding Support: Values and Interests in the Rhetoric of Alliance Politics
by Jonathan A. Chu & Jiyoung Ko & Adam Liu - 504-529 Only Friends Can Betray You: International Rivalry and Domestic Politics
by Richard J. Saunders - 530-558 Counterinsurgency as an institution: Evidence from Turkey
by Aysegul Aydin & Cem Emrence - 559-578 Regime type and co-sponsorship in the UN General Assembly
by Daniel Finke
March 2021, Volume 47, Issue 2
- 191-220 Plausible deniability? An investigation of government and government-outsourced violence in refugee hosting areas
by Kerstin Fisk - 221-236 Should I stay or should I go? The decision to flee or stay home during civil war
by Alex Braithwaite & Joseph M. Cox & Faten Ghosn - 237-265 Abuse by association: migration from terror-prone countries and human rights abuses
by Nazli Avdan & Naji Bsisu & Amanda Murdie - 266-290 Conflict and cooperation with trade partners
by Timothy M. Peterson & Yuleng Zeng - 291-317 Willful ignorance in international coercion
by David Lindsey - 318-345 Rebel command and control, time, and rebel group splits
by Minnie M. Joo & Bumba Mukherjee - 346-373 Rivalry, ethnicity, and asylum admissions worldwide
by Lamis Abdelaaty - 374-390 How moral foundations shape public approval of nuclear, chemical, and conventional strikes: new evidence from experimental surveys
by Michal Smetana & Marek Vranka
January 2021, Volume 47, Issue 1
- 1-22 Making trains from boxcars: studying conflict and conflict management interdependencies
by Andrew P. Owsiak & J. Michael Greig & Paul F. Diehl - 23-55 Conflict management trajectories: theory and evidence
by Andrew P. Owsiak - 56-78 Examining conflict management technique sequences in international claims
by Zorzeta Bakaki & Marius Mehrl - 79-106 Helping without hurting: ameliorating the negative effects of humanitarian assistance on civil wars through mediation
by J. Michael Greig - 107-134 The business of peace: understanding corporate contributions to conflict management
by Molly M. Melin - 135-160 Extant commitment, risk, and UN peacekeeping authorization
by Rebecca Cordell & Thorin Wright & Paul F. Diehl - 161-180 United Nations peace initiatives 1946-2015: introducing a new dataset
by Govinda Clayton & Han Dorussen & Tobias Böhmelt - 181-189 Interactions among conflict management techniques: extending the breadth and depth of the framework
by Daniel Druckman & Susan Allen
November 2020, Volume 46, Issue 6
- 847-871 Women in uniform: the opening of combat roles in state militaries
by Michael J. Soules - 872-892 Rebel recruitment and retention in civil conflict
by Katherine Sawyer & Talbot M. Andrews - 893-921 Complementary mediation: Exploring mediator composition in civil wars
by Elizabeth J. Menninga - 922-952 The Structure and Evolution of the International Human Rights Network:Unpacking the Influences of Countries’ Contextual Factors and Network Configurations
by Rong Wang & Aimei Yang - 953-986 ‘Wars of Others’: National Cleavages and Attitudes towards External Conflicts
by Efe Tokdemir & Seden Akcinaroglu & H. Ege Ozen & Ekrem Karakoc - 987-1015 Categorization in international organizations
by Doron Ella - 1016-1042 Perceived to slack: secondary securitization and multilateral treaty ratification in Israel
by Eyal Rubinson & Tal Sadeh - 1043-1060 Known unknowns: media bias in the reporting of political violence
by Nick Dietrich & Kristine Eck
July 2020, Volume 46, Issue 4
- 499-525 Private military and security companies, corporate structure, and levels of violence in Iraq
by Benjamin Tkach - 526-550 The effects of economic sanctions on targeted countries’ stock markets
by Glen Biglaiser & David Lektzian - 551-578 Domestic Politics and the Effectiveness of Regional Human Rights Courts
by Jillienne Haglund - 579-605 Bad-faith cooperation
by William Spaniel & Michael Poznansky - 606-635 Human rights institutionalization and US humanitarian military intervention
by Seung-Whan Choi & Youngwan Kim & David Ebner & Patrick James - 636-651 Welcome to the Jungle: a research note on leader entry, combat experience, and dispute targeting
by Ross A. Miller - 652-668 Mutual uncertainty and credible reassurance: experimental evidence
by Brandon Yoder & Kyle Haynes
May 2020, Volume 46, Issue 3
- 309-333 Too central to fail? Terror networks and leadership decapitation
by Daniel Milton & Bryan Price - 334-371 Strategic rebels: a spatial econometric approach to rebel fighting durations in civil wars
by Nils W. Metternich & Julian Wucherpfennig - 372-401 Time for a haircut: political regimes and sovereign debt restructurings
by Ignacio Mamone - 402-430 Two sides of the same coin: can campaigns generate support for both human rights and retributive violence?
by Alexandra Haines & Michele Leiby & Matthew Krain & Amanda Murdie - 431-453 Politician hate speech and domestic terrorism
by James A. Piazza - 454-480 When aid builds states: party dominance and the effects of foreign aid on tax collection after civil war
by Louis-Alexandre Berg & Naomi Levy - 481-497 International political alignment during the Trump presidency: voting at the UN general assembly
by Martin Mosler & Niklas Potrafke
March 2020, Volume 46, Issue 2
- 163-198 Diversionary cheap talk: economic conditions and US foreign policy rhetoric, 1945-2010
by Erin Baggott Carter - 199-226 United Nations peacekeeping and terrorism: short-term risks and long-term benefits
by Holley E. Hansen & Stephen C. Nemeth & Jacob A. Mauslein - 227-250 Single-party government, Prime Minister psychology, and the diversionary use of force: theory and evidence from the British case
by Dennis M. Foster & Jonathan W. Keller - 251-273 Discrimination and ethnic conflict: a dyadic analysis of politically-excluded groups in sub-Saharan Africa
by Ludovico Alcorta & Haley J. Swedlund & Jeroen Smits - 274-290 Status from fighting? Reassessing the relationship between conflict involvement and diplomatic rank
by Steven Ward - 291-308 States and their international relations since 1816: introducing version 2 of the International System(s) Dataset (ISD)
by Charles R. Butcher & Ryan D. Griffiths