Measure for measure: concept operationalization and the trade interdependence-conflict debate

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Most quantitative studies and researches have asserted that bilateral trade reduces the probability of militarized interstate disputes (MIDs) in economically liberal dyads. There is a need to understand the relationship between the measures and inverse relationship between trade share and openness to resolve the discrepancies like trade increasing the probability of MIDs.

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Defence pacts and international trade

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A statistical analysis of dyadic trade between major powers from 1885 to1990 reveals that defense pacts are positively related to dyadic trade levels, and that their non-defense-pact counterparts are non significantly related to trade in Dyad.

Military policy

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Instrument choice and the effectiveness of international sactions: a simultaneous equations approach

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The complex relationship between instrument choice, expectations, and the behavior of both sanctioners and target has been the focus of international relations and public choice studies of sanctions.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Intnl Economic Relations, International aspects, International economic relations, Sanctions (International law)

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