The following analysis is from Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Peace Science Digest There are two primary ways countries
war support
A large U.S. troop presence can be an effective tool in deterring war, but often provokes militarized activities short of war.
This analysis is from Volume 2, Issue 1 of the Peace Science Digest. With the United States military’s all-volunteer force
Past research has recognized that a government’s defense policy priorities must respond to external threats as well as to the
There are obvious differences between the human and financial costs of war, but their respective impact on war support needs
This study examines the Democratic Peace Theory, questioning whether peace is maintained by the unwillingness of democratic nations to fight
This study questions whether democracy or capitalism actually contribute to global peace. Although democracy and capitalism are common in
This article provides scientific evidence that may prompt Americans to reevaluate the way they think about war support. The research