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INTER STATE CONFLICT (4) answer(s).
 
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Endogenous Security, Third-Party Trade, and Interstate Disputes: a Conflict-Theoretic Analysis / Chang, Yang-Ming; Sellak, Manaf   Journal Article
Chang, Yang-Ming Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper examines third-party trade and its implications for conflicts between hostile countries not engaging in trade. We present a conflict-theoretic model to analyze two adversaries’ endogenous arming decisions when they separately establish a free trade agreement (FTA) with a neutral third-party state. We contrast this multiple FTAs regime with a single FTA regime between one adversary and the third-party state, which excludes the other adversary as a non-member. In our analysis, the benchmark case is a protectionist regime when the bilateral trade between the third-party state and each of the adversaries is a tariff war. Among the three trade regimes, we show that the two adversaries’ aggregate arming is the lowest under multiple FTAs but is the highest under a single FTA. These results suggest that, despite no trade between two adversary countries, multiple FTAs through third-party trade have the pacifying or appeasing effect of lowering overall military buildups in interstate conflicts.
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ID:   069133


Inter and Interstate conflict resolution and employment of mult / Chatterji, S K   Journal Article
Chatterji, S K Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
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ID:   065768


Opportunities to fight: a statistical technique for modeling unobservable phenomena / Clark, David H; Regan, Patrick M   Journal Article
Regan, Patrick M Journal Article
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Publication 2003.
Key Words Conflict  ;  Inter State conflict  ;  Civil War 
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ID:   077082


Self-Determination: between law and politics / Aksenyonok, Alexander   Journal Article
Aksenyonok, Alexander Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract Can Kosovo's imminent independence be seen as a precedent in resolving other internal state conflicts, including in the former Soviet republics? This problem has gone from being a subject of academic dispute to an explosive element of Realpolitik
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