This chapter presents an economic perspective on the causes of civil war, based on empirical patterns globally over the period 1965-99. During this period, the risk of civil war has been systematically related to a few economic conditions, such as dependenc
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Abstract: There is a consensus that civil wars entail enormous economic costs, but we lack reliable ...
ABSTRACT: Civil wars and conict can be understood from an economic point of view only if there is in...
International audienceWe provide an overview of the roots of civil conflict. We distinguish between ...
We provide an overview of the roots of civil conflict and distinguish between economic conditions an...
Civil wars are intricate social, political and psychological phenomena. However, economics can offer...
The authors investigate whether civil wars have economic causes. The model is based on utility theor...
2We provide an overview of the roots of civil conflict. We distinguish between economic conditions a...
We investigate whether civil wars have economic causes. The model is based on utility theory, rebels...
Most nations have experienced an internal armed conflict since 1960. The past decade has witnessed a...
Since World War II about 16 million people have been killed in ‘civil’ wars. What causes these civil...
There is a growing body of research that highlights the association between economic conditions and ...
This paper studies the incidence of civil war over time. We put forward a canonical model of civil w...
This chapter begins by looking at the causes of internal conflict in developing countries, reviewin...
This article revisits the relationship between income per capita and civil conflict. We begin by doc...
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Abstract: There is a consensus that civil wars entail enormous economic costs, but we lack reliable ...
ABSTRACT: Civil wars and conict can be understood from an economic point of view only if there is in...
International audienceWe provide an overview of the roots of civil conflict. We distinguish between ...
We provide an overview of the roots of civil conflict and distinguish between economic conditions an...
Civil wars are intricate social, political and psychological phenomena. However, economics can offer...
The authors investigate whether civil wars have economic causes. The model is based on utility theor...
2We provide an overview of the roots of civil conflict. We distinguish between economic conditions a...
We investigate whether civil wars have economic causes. The model is based on utility theory, rebels...
Most nations have experienced an internal armed conflict since 1960. The past decade has witnessed a...
Since World War II about 16 million people have been killed in ‘civil’ wars. What causes these civil...
There is a growing body of research that highlights the association between economic conditions and ...
This paper studies the incidence of civil war over time. We put forward a canonical model of civil w...
This chapter begins by looking at the causes of internal conflict in developing countries, reviewin...
This article revisits the relationship between income per capita and civil conflict. We begin by doc...
EMBARGOED: This item is not for news wire transmission, posting on websites, or any other media use...
Abstract: There is a consensus that civil wars entail enormous economic costs, but we lack reliable ...
ABSTRACT: Civil wars and conict can be understood from an economic point of view only if there is in...