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Hard choices, soft targets: Terror proscription and strategic targeting decisions of FTO.

Authors : Best, Rebecca H.¹ (AUTHOR) ; Lahiri, Simanti² (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Nov/Dec 2021, Vol. 47 Issue 6, p955-985. 31p.

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Competing authorities and norms of restraint: governing community-embedded armed groups in South Sudan.

Authors : Pendle, Naomi¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Sep-Oct2021, Vol. 47 Issue 5, p873-897. 25p.

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Norms, non-combatants' agency and restraint in jihadi violence in northern Mali.

Authors : Bouhlel, Ferdaous¹ (AUTHOR); Guichaoua, Yvan² (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Sep-Oct2021, Vol. 47 Issue 5, p855-872. 18p.

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Constraints and military coordination: How ICTs shape the intensity of rebel violence.

Authors : Macías-Medellín, Martín¹ (AUTHOR) ; H Atuesta, Laura² (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Jul-Aug2021, Vol. 47 Issue 4, p692-719. 28p.

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Plausible deniability? An investigation of government and government-outsourced violence in refugee hosting areas.

Authors : Fisk, Kerstin¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Mar-Apr2021, Vol. 47 Issue 2, p191-220. 30p.

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Should I stay or should I go? The decision to flee or stay home during civil war.

Authors : Braithwaite, Alex¹ (AUTHOR) ; Cox, Joseph M.¹ (AUTHOR); Ghosn, Faten¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Mar-Apr2021, Vol. 47 Issue 2, p221-236. 16p.

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A price for peace: troop contributing countries' responses to peacekeeper fatalities.

Authors : Oestman, Jared¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Nov/Dec 2021, Vol. 47 Issue 6, p986-1015. 30p.

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Introduction: promoting restraint in war.

Authors : McQuinn, Brian¹ (AUTHOR) ; Terry, Fiona² (AUTHOR); Kaplan, Oliver³ (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Sep-Oct2021, Vol. 47 Issue 5, p795-824. 30p.

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Strategic Samaritanism: how armed conflict affects aid receipts.

Authors : Everett, Andrea L.¹ (AUTHOR); Tirone, Daniel C.² (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Jul-Aug2021, Vol. 47 Issue 4, p579-611. 33p.

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Costly signaling in autocracy.

Authors : Carroll, Robert¹ (AUTHOR); Pond, Amy² (AUTHOR)

Source: International Interactions. Jul-Aug2021, Vol. 47 Issue 4, p612-632. 21p.

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Hard choices, soft targets: Terror proscription and strategic targeting decisions of FTO.

Competing authorities and norms of restraint: governing community-embedded armed groups in South Sudan.

Norms, non-combatants' agency and restraint in jihadi violence in northern Mali.

Constraints and military coordination: How ICTs shape the intensity of rebel violence.

Plausible deniability? An investigation of government and government-outsourced violence in refugee hosting areas.

Should I stay or should I go? The decision to flee or stay home during civil war.

A price for peace: troop contributing countries' responses to peacekeeper fatalities.

Introduction: promoting restraint in war.

Strategic Samaritanism: how armed conflict affects aid receipts.

Costly signaling in autocracy.

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