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The casualty effect is a widely studied explanation of public support for war in the context of overseas military operations, yet work on the effect of casualties on support for intrastate war is scant. This paper examines the impact of local casualties on support for using military action as a conflict resolution method for intrastate war, using data from two public opinion surveys, collected in Turkey in the absence and presence of large-scale violence, and an original dataset for the local casualties. We find that local-level casualties on average increase the support for military action in ethnic wars.
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072413
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062081
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131799
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2014.
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Ispenta grim afternoon in jalluary 2008 with josllua BI2h)1', 2 nmolious facuclnal lender during Liberia': civil war. Blah},-i, also knclwn as General Bun Naked, had a few days earlier rold his mumry's South Arman-sryle TnlLh and Rccondllauon Commission (may Lhal he killed 2o.non people during Libena'> civil wan. He had started as ii buy soldier lor rlie unired Liberaucln Movement of Liberia for Dcmclcr;1cy-_[ol1nscln faction (m.IM0}J, an erllmc millria group, and Ialer fomled rile nun Naked
Brigade. 2\ band or mired eliild riglilers who believed Lhm nudily made meir b0dlt'> rrripemoue to bullets. Tm. faction iuughi iri llie verv dcsuuujvc battles of .V10nrcM'2 in April .995; claims um die group committed ritual cannibalism were widespread ar die rirrie
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129457
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2014.
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'Minzu' (nation or nationality) is a term that appeared in China after the Opium Wars. From 1949, the PRC established a two-level national structure with the term 'minzu': the Chinese nation (zhonghua minzu) at the top and 56 nationalities (minzu) at the bottom. The PRC also adopted the Soviet model in regard to administration of and policies toward the minority 'minzu'. In recent years, amid increased tensions and conflicts among China's 'nationalities' (minzu), an ongoing debate among Chinese scholars has been observed. This paper reviews this debate and clarifies some misunderstandings among different viewpoints.
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