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Understanding Global Conflict

The Pearson Institute galvanizes scholars and researchers across disciplines to study the origins, dynamics, and implications of global conflict.

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Poast, Paul Can Issue Linkage Improve Treaty Credibility? Buffer State Alliances as a “Hard Case” 2013 Global
Poast, Paul How International Organizations Support Democratization: Preventing Authoritarian Reversals or Promoting Consolidation?2014 Global
Richardson, Sophie China's Influence on the Global Human Rights System2020 East Asia
Sánchez de la Sierra, Raúl The Forging of a Rebel2021 Africa
Sánchez de la Sierra, Raúl On the Ends of the State: Stationary Bandits and the Time Horizon in Eastern Congo2021 Africa
Staniland, Paul Kashmir since 2003: Counterinsurgency and the Paradox of “Normalcy”2013 South Asia
Staniland, Paul Indirect Rule and Varieties of Governance2016 South Asia
Stein, Gil The War Ravaged Archaeological Heritage of Afghanistan2015 Central Asia
Stein, Gil Economic Dominance, Conquest, or Interaction among Equals? Theoretical Models for Understanding Culture Contact in Early Near Eastern Complex Societies2014 Middle East
Wolfe, Rebecca J. Does Peacebuilding Work in the Midst of Conflict?2019 Africa
Wright, Austin L. Economic Shocks and Rebel Tactics2016 Latin America
Wright, Austin L. Civilian Abuse and Wartime Informing2017 Central Asia
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