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1945 Turkish-Soviet Crisis / Özkan, Behlül   Journal Article
Özkan, Behlül Journal Article
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Key Words 1945  ;  Turkish-Soviet Crisis 
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ID:   095514


After Roosevelt's death: dangerous emotions, divisive discourses, and the abandoned alliance / Costigliola, Frank   Journal Article
Costigliola, Frank Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Key Words United States  ;  Russia  ;  Kremlin  ;  Roosevelt  ;  Moscow  ;  Churchill  ; 
1937  ;  1945  ;  Cold War 
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ID:   153983


On the brink”—really? revisiting nuclear close calls since 1945 / Tertrais, Bruno   Journal Article
Tertrais, Bruno Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Why have nuclear weapons not been used since 1945? The more time passes, the more the question becomes relevant and even puzzling for pessimists. Most strategists of the 1960s would be stunned to hear that as of 2017, there still has yet to be another nuclear use in anger.
Key Words 1945  ;  Brink  ;  Nuclear Close Calls 
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ID:   123609


Palestinian literature: occupation and exile / Mir, Salam   Journal Article
Mir, Salam Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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ID:   172835


Talking While Fighting: Understanding the Role of Wartime Negotiation / Min, Eric   Journal Article
Min, Eric Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Contemporary studies of conflict have adopted approaches that minimize the importance of negotiation during war or treat it as a constant and mechanical activity. This is strongly related to the lack of systematic data that track and illustrate the complex nature of wartime diplomacy. I address these issues by creating and exploring a new daily-level data set of negotiations in all interstate wars from 1816 to the present. I find strong indications that post-1945 wars feature more frequent negotiations and that these negotiations are far less predictive of war termination. Evidence suggests that increased international pressures for peace and stability after World War II, especially emanating from nuclear weapons and international alliances, account for this trend. These original data and insights establish a dynamic research agenda that enables a more policy-relevant study of conflict management, highlights a historical angle to conflict resolution, and speaks to the utility of viewing diplomacy as an essential dimension to understanding war.
Key Words War  ;  Conflict  ;  Nuclear Weapons  ;  Diplomacy  ;  Alliances  ;  Mediation  ; 
War termination  ;  Negotiation  ;  Bargaining  ;  Laws of War  ;  1945  ;  War Duration  ; 
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