Endogenizing conflict initiation: flinching and fighting at global high noon

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A new model was presented based on international interaction game, which allowed all the actors to choose strategically who will initiate demand and subsequently who will initiate conflict. Adopting the same preference restrictions as were employed for the international interaction game, the equilibrium conditions for status quo and for negotiation were found to be the same for the new game as for the old.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, International relations, Peaceful change (International relations)

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Policing the remnants of war

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In the new era of essential consensus in the wake of Cold War, the developed countries could create mechanisms for policing civil warfare. Much of the warfare could be reduced or substantially eliminated by disciplined police and military forces.

United States, Influence, Wars, War, Postwar reconstruction

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Security forces and sexual violence: a cross-national analysis of a principal-agent argument

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Sexual violence is a category of human rights violation and the article discusses sexual violence committed by government security forces focusing on the issue of delegation.

United Kingdom, Legal issues & crime, Public affairs, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Social aspects, Company legal issue, Investigations, Sex crimes, Security guards, Public officers, Government officials

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