Beyond greed and grievance
Beyond greed and grievance
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Rohner, Dominic
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Conflict, Political Accountability and Aid / Collier, Paul (Hrsg.). - London : Routledge, 2011. - S. 35-62. - ISBN 978-0-415-58727-3
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Over the past half-century civil war has replaced international war as the most prevalent form of large-scale violence. Once started, civil wars are hard to stop: they persist for more than ten times as long as international wars. Their consequences are usually dire, being massively destructive to the economy, to the society, and to life itself. The prevention of civil war is therefore rightly seen as one of the key priorities for international attention. Informed strategies of prevention must rest upon an analysis of what makes situations prone to civil war. Precisely because in any particular violent conflict the issue is highly politicized, with supporters of each side proffering a litany of self-serving ‘explanations’, the public discourse is hopelessly contaminated by advocacy. The issue is thus particularly well-suited to statistical analysis of global data. This approach both abstracts from any particular conflict and subjects the researcher to the discipline of statistical method.
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HOEFFLER, Anke, Dominic ROHNER, 2011. Beyond greed and grievance. In: COLLIER, Paul, ed.. Conflict, Political Accountability and Aid. London:Routledge, pp. 35-62. ISBN 978-0-415-58727-3. Available under: doi: 10.4324/9780203842256-3BibTex
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