Diaspora support for militant groups is associated with a 7% increased probability that the militant group will shift towards nonviolent tactics.
“[W]hether public opinion is a constraint on military action or an effect of threats strongly depends on the primary objective of the military operation and whether or not the threats to a state’s national interests are clear and tangible.”
The following analysis appears in Volume 4, Issue 4 of the Peace Science Digest. Citation: Oettler, A., & Rettberg, A.
The following analysis appears in Volume 4, Issue 4 of the Peace Science Digest. Citation: Bramsen, I. (2019). Avoiding violence:
The following analysis appears in Volume 4, Issue 4 of the Peace Science Digest. Citation: Muñoz, J., & Anduiza. E.
The following analysis appears in Volume 4, Issue 4 of the Peace Science Digest. Citation: Duriesmith, D., & Holmes, G.
The following analysis appears in Volume 4, Issue 4 of the Peace Science Digest. Citation: Berry, M. E., & Rana, T.
We are witness to transformative change in our society, both in the United States and around the world. Civil resistance
The following analysis appears in the Special Issue on Refugees & Migrants in Volume 4 of the Peace Science
The following analysis appears in the Special Issue on Refugees & Migrants in Volume 4 of the Peace Science