Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The Influence of the Ethos of Conflict on Israeli Jews' Interpretation of Jewish—Palestinian Encounters,2009,53,1,94-118,Raviv
Democracy under the Gun Understanding Postconflict Economic Recovery,2009,53,1,3-29,Edward Flores
Deadly Combat over Natural Resources,2009,53,1,50-71,Lujala
Importing the Bomb,2009,53,2,161-180,Kroenig
Bargaining Nuclear Proliferation and Interstate Disputes,2009,53,2,209-233,Gartzke
Winning with the Bomb,2009,53,2,278-301,Asal
Evaluating the Nuclear Peace Hypothesis,2009,53,2,258-277,Rauchhaus
The Spread of Nuclear Weapons and International Conflict,2009,53,2,234-257,Horowitz
The Perils of Predicting Proliferation,2009,53,2,302-328,Montgomery
Does Indiscriminate Violence Incite Insurgent Attacks?,2009,53,3,331-362,Lyall
Who Brings Which Peace?,2009,53,3,446-469,Svensson
Pre-emptive or Arbitrary,2009,53,3,419-445,Herreros
A New Stress-Based Model of Political Extremism,2009,53,3,363-389,Hobfoll
Geography as Motivation and Opportunity,2009,53,4,526-543,Weidmann
Geography Rebel Capability and the Duration of Civil Conflict,2009,53,4,544-569,Buhaug
Demands for UN and Non-UN Peacekeeping,2009,53,6,827-852,Gaibulloev
Democracy Foreign Policy and Terrorism,2009,53,6,878-904,Savun
Partisan Divide on War and the Economy,2009,53,6,905-933,Fox
Estimating War Deaths,2009,53,6,934-950,Spagat
Overcoming Psychological Barriers to Peaceful Conflict Resolution,2009,53,6,951-975,Bar-Tal
Coming into Money: The Impact of Foreign Aid on Leader Survival,2010,54,1,58-87,Licht
Education Income and Support for Suicide Bombings: Evidence from Six Muslim Countries,2010,54,1,146-178,Najeeb Shafiq
A Generalized Aggregation-Disintegration Model for the Frequency of Severe Terrorist Attacks,2010,54,1,179-197,Clauset
Protest Deterrence and Escalation: The Strategic Calculus of Government Repression,2010,54,1,117-145,Pierskalla
Strengthening International Courts and the Early Settlement of Disputes,2010,54,1,5-38,Gilligan
Performing on Cue? The Formation of Public Opinion Toward War,2010,54,1,88-116,Gelpi
Political Irrelevance Democracy and the Limits of Militarized Conflict,2011,55,2,292-320,Braumoeller
Terrorist Spectaculars: Backlash Attacks and the Focus of Intelligence,2010,54,2,354-373,Sandler
On the Duration and Sustainability of Transnational Terrorist Organizations,2010,54,2,303-330,Brock Blomberg
What Do Transnational Terrorists Target? Has It Changed? Are We Safer?,2010,54,2,214-236,Sandler
Analysis of a Strategic Terror Organization,2010,54,2,281-302,Kaplan
Network Externalities and the Structure of Terror Networks,2010,54,2,262-280,Enders
Terrorism and Policy: Introduction,2010,54,2,203-213,Sandler
The Economic Cost of Harboring Terrorism,2010,54,2,331-353,Benmelech
Foreign Aid Versus Military Intervention in the War on Terror,2010,54,2,237-261,Azam
Legislative Constraints: A Path to Peace?,2010,54,3,438-470,Choi
The Delegation of War to Rebel Organizations,2010,54,3,493-515,Salehyan
‘‘We Don’t Talk to Terrorists’’: On the Rhetoric and Practice of Secret Negotiations,2010,54,3,379-407,Browne
The Trauma of Truth Telling: Effects of Witnessing in the Rwandan Gacaca Courts on Psychological Health,2010,54,3,408-437,Brounéus
Forward-Looking versus Shortsighted Defense Budget Allocation,2010,54,4,638-662,Bar-El
Arming the Embargoed: A Supply-Side Understanding of Arms Embargo Violations,2010,54,4,593-615,Moore
The Accountability Effects of Political Institutions and Capitalism on Interstate Conflict,2010,54,4,543-565,Anderson
Outside-In: The Effects of External Threat on State Centralization,2010,54,4,519-542,Gibler
Expenditures and Information Disclosure in Two-Stage Political Contests,2010,54,5,771-798,Sheremeta
Democracy Institutionalization and Corporate Alliances,2010,54,5,715-744,Conybeare
Inducing Cooperative Behavior among Proselfs versus Prosocials: The Moderating Role of Incentives and Trust,2010,54,5,799-824,Boone
Knowing Your Enemy: Information and Commitment Problems in Civil Wars,2010,54,5,745-770,Kirschner
Terrorism in the Worlds of Welfare Capitalism,2010,54,6,902-939,Krieger
Fighting Terrorism through the Rule of Law?,2010,54,6,940-966,Choi
Predicting Conflict in Space and Time,2010,54,6,883-901,Ward
Targeting Nuclear Programs in War and Peace: A Quantitative Empirical Analysis 1941-2000,2010,54,6,831-859,Fuhrmann
Multiple Audiences and Reputation Building in International Conflicts,2010,54,6,860-882,Clare
Selection Availability and Opportunity: The Conditional Effect of Poverty on Terrorist Group Participation,2011,55,1,106-132,Kavanagh
Past Experience Quest for the Best Forum and Peaceful Attempts to Resolve Territorial Disputes,2011,55,1,33-59,Powell
Political Parties: When Do They Turn to Terror?,2011,55,1,85-105,Danzell
Three Two Tango: Territorial Control and Selective Violence in Israel the West Bank and Gaza,2011,55,1,133-158,Bhavnani
Does Globalization Breed Ethnic Discontent?,2011,55,1,3-32,Olzak
Hockey Helmets Concealed Weapons and Daylight Saving: A Study of Binary Choices with Externalities,1973,17,3,381-428,Schelling
Does Democracy Matter? Regime Type and Suicide Terrorism,2007,51,2,329-348,Sara Jackson Wade
Shared Human Rights Norms and Military Conflict,2011,55,2,248-273,Peterson
Anger Hatred and the Quest for Peace: Anger Can Be Constructive in the Absence of Hatred,2011,55,2,274-291,Dweck
Aiding and Abetting: Human Rights INGOs and Domestic Protest,2011,55,2,163-191,Murdie
Fighting and Voting: Violent Conflict and Electoral Politics,2011,55,3,327-339,Dunning
Peace and War With Endogenous State Capacity,2011,55,3,446-468,Skaperdas
Rushing to the Polls: The Causes of Premature Postconflict Elections,2011,55,3,469-492,Brancati
Political Institutions and Street Protests in Latin America,2011,55,3,340-365,Machado
Continuation of Politics by Two Means: Direct and Indirect Violence in Civil War,2011,55,3,397-422,Balcells
Electing Displacement: Political Cleansing in Apartadó Colombia,2011,55,3,423-445,Steele
When is Democracy an Equilibrium? Theory and Evidence from Colombia's La Violencia,2011,55,3,366-396,Torvik
Conflict and Education Demand in the Basque Region,2011,55,4,652-677,De Groot
Sanctioning Violence: The Effect of Third-Party Economic Coercion on Militarized Conflict,2011,55,4,580-605,Peterson
Interstate Rivalry and Terrorism: An Unprobed Link,2011,55,4,529-555,Conrad
Do Working Men Rebel? Insurgency and Unemployment in Afghanistan Iraq and the Philippines,2011,55,4,496-528,Berman
Information Commitment and War,2011,55,4,556-579,Reiter
An Intercultural Examination of Cooperation in the Commons,2011,55,4,632-651,Carpenter
Psychology and Aggression,1959,3,3,195-293,Elton B. McNeil
Business under fire: entrepreneurship and violent conflict in developing countries,2013,57,1,3-19,Naudé
Impact of terrorism on investment decisions of farmers: evidence from the Punjab insurgency,2013,57,1,143-168,Singh
Retributive support for international punishment and torture,2013,57,2,285-306,Liberman
Do foreign occupations cause suicide attacks?,2013,58,4,625-657,Collard-Wexler
The role of personal experience in contributing to different patterns of response to rare terrorist attacks,2005,49,3,430-439,Erev
What's in a claim? De jure versus de facto borders in interstate territorial disputes,2013,58,6,1059-1084,Schultz
The political economy of plunder economic opportunity and modern piracy,2013,57,4,682-708,Jablonski
You can't win if you don't fight: the role of regime type in counterinsurgency outbreaks and outcomes,2013,57,4,709-734,Getmansky
Ballistic missiles and international conflict,2013,57,5,854-880,Reiter
Bargaining and the interdependent stages of civil war resolution,2013,57,5,905-932,Findley
Contracting on violence: The moral hazard in authoritarian repression and military intervention in politics,2013,57,5,765-794,Svolik
Private military companies opportunities and termination of civil wars in Africa,2013,57,5,795-821,Akcinaroglu
The cult of martyrs,2013,57,5,881-904,Ferrero
Time to kill: The impact of election timing on postconflict stability,2013,57,5,822-853,Brancati
The waning of war is real: A response to Gohdes and Price,2013,57,6,1109-1127,Gleditsch
Insurgents of the sea: Institutional and economic opportunities for maritime piracy,2013,57,6,940-965,Daxecker
Arms diffusion and war,2012,56,4,651-674,Bas
Explaining violent intra-ethnic conflict: group fragmentation in the shadow of state power,2015,59,3,484-509,Warren
Killing range: explaining lethality variance within a terrorist organization,2015,59,3,401-427,Rethemeyer
Why does the United States intervene abroad? Democracy human rights violations and terrorism,2016,60,5,899-926,Choi
Justice during armed conflict: a new dataset on government and rebel strategies,2018,62,2,442-466,Loyle
In the shadow of the International Criminal Court,2018,62,1,3-28,Appel
Squeaky wheels and troop loyalty: how domestic protests influence coups d'état 1951-2005,2018,62,3,597-625,Thyne
Why do states build walls? Political economy security and border stability,2017,61,2,239-270,Carter
Foreign military interventions and suicide attacks,2017,61,2,271-297,Choi
Threats and assurances in crisis bargaining,2017,61,2,325-348,Kydd
Self-protection psychological externalities and the social dynamics of fear,2017,61,2,349-371,Antoci
The economic costs of separatist terrorism in Turkey,2017,61,2,457-479,Bilgel
Exposure to violence ethos of conflict and support for compromise: surveys in Israel East Jerusalem West Bank and Gaza,2017,61,1,84-113,Canetti
The distinctive effects of empathy and hope in intractable conflicts,2017,61,1,114-139,Halperin
Gender imbalance and terrorism in developing countries,2017,61,3,483-510,Sandler
The changing nonlinear relationship between income and terrorism,2016,60,2,195-225,Sandler
Popular support violence and territorial control in civil war,2017,61,8,1626-1652,Rueda
Violence and civilian loyalties: evidence from Afghanistan,2017,61,8,1595-1625,Schutte
Civil war and the formation of social trust in Kosovo: posttraumatic growth or war-related distress?,2018,62,4,717-742,Freitag
Oil and terrorism: uncovering the mechanisms,2018,62,5,903-928,Lee
Covert operations wars detainee destinations and the psychology of democratic peace,2018,62,5,929-956,Crandall
Disputes over the divine: introducing the Religion and Armed Conflict (RELAC) data 1975 to 2015,2018,62,5,1127-1148,Svensson
Are military regimes really belligerent?,2018,62,6,1151-1178,Kim
The determinants of religious radicalization: evidence from Kenya,2018,62,6,1229-1261,Rink
Preventing coups d'état: how counterbalancing works,2018,62,7,1433-1458,De Bruin
The grass is always greener? Armed group side switching in civil wars,2018,62,7,1459-1488,Otto
Transferring violence? Mafia killings in nontraditional areas: evidence from Italy,2018,62,7,1579-1601,Moro
Foreign aid as a counterterrorism tool: more liberty less terror?,2018,62,8,1607-1635,Savun
Civil conflicts abroad foreign fighters and terrorism at home,2018,62,8,1636-1660,Braithwaite
Enemies within: interactions between terrorists and democracies,2018,62,8,1661-1685,Crisman-Cox
War and default,2018,62,9,1876-1904,Poast
Youth bulges and civil conflict: causal evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa,2018,62,9,1932-1962,Flückiger
Legacies of violence: conflict-specific capital and the postconflict diffusion of civil war,2018,62,9,1991-2016,Bara
Ethnic cleansing and the politics of restraint: violence and coexistence in the Lebanese civil war,2019,63,1,59-84,Hägerdal
Civilian casualties and public support for military action: experimental evidence,2019,63,1,251-281,Davies
The burden of bearing witness: the impact of testifying at war crimes tribunals,2019,63,2,348-372,Meernik
Domestic terrorism in democratic states: understanding and addressing minority grievances,2019,63,2,439-467,Prins
Concessions or crackdown: how regime stability shapes democratic responses to hostage taking terrorism,2019,63,2,468-501,Saygili
Choosing whom to target: horizontal inequality and the risk of civil and communal violence,2019,63,2,528-554,Hillesund
Foreign rebel sponsorship: a patron-client analysis of party viability in elections following negotiated settlements,2019,63,2,555-584,Marshall
Killing for god? Factional violence on the transnational stage,2019,63,3,617-643,Breslawski
Emergency powers in democracies and international conflict,2019,63,3,644-671,Rooney
Sticks stones and broken bones: protest violence and the state,2019,63,3,700-726,Sullivan
Postdisaster reconstruction as a cause of intrastate violence: an instrumental variable analysis with application to the 2004 tsunami in Sri Lanka,2019,63,3,760-785,Kikuta
Rational overreaction to terrorism,2019,63,3,786-810,Spaniel
Emotions terrorist threat and drones: anger drives support for drone strikes,2019,63,4,976-1000,Merolla
Oil wealth winning coalitions and duration of civil wars,2019,63,4,1077-1105,Keels
Pitfalls of professionalism? Military academies and coup risk,2019,63,5,1111-1139,Pilster
A clash of norms? How reciprocity and international humanitarian law affect American opinion on the treatment of POWs,2019,63,5,1140-1164,Chu
Guns yield butter? An exploration of defense spending preferences,2019,63,5,1193-1221,Williams
Does violent secessionism work?,2019,63,5,1310-1336,Griffiths
What shapes civilian beliefs about violent events? Experimental evidence from Pakistan,2019,63,6,1460-1487,Silverman
Advancing the frontier of peacekeeping research,2019,63,7,1595-1600,Gizelis
UN peacekeeping and protection from sexual violence,2019,63,7,1656-1681,Johansson
The "war on drugs" in Mexico: (official) database of events between December 2006 and November 2011,2019,63,7,1765-1789,Siordia
Conflict-related sexual violence and rebel group fragmentation,2020,64,7-8,1226-1253,Nagel
Civilian victimization and ethnic civil war,2020,64,7-8,1199-1225,Cederman
The two-sided effect of elections on coup attempts,2020,64,7-8,1279-1306,Rørbæk
Pulled together or torn asunder? Community cohesion after symmetric and asymmetric civil war,2020,64,7-8,1470-1498,Krakowski
Profits and violence in illegal markets: evidence from Venezuela,2020,64,7-8,1499-1523,Kronick
Introducing the Targeted Mass Killing data set for the study and forecasting of mass atrocities,2020,64,7-8,1524-1547,Goldsmith
Child discipline in times of conflict,2020,64,6,1070-1094,Diwakar
The effect of civil society organizations and democratization aid on civil war onset,2020,64,6,1095-1120,Braithwaite
Hunger to violence: explaining the violent escalation of nonviolent demonstrations,2020,64,6,1121-1145,Gustafson
Military technology and human loss in intrastate conflict: the conditional impact of arms imports,2020,64,6,1172-1196,Mehrl
Greater goods: morality and attitudes toward the use of nuclear weapons,2020,64,5,787-816,Stein
Angry or weary? How violence impacts attitudes toward peace among Darfurian refugees,2020,64,5,844-870,Hazlett
Battle diffusion matters: examining the impact of microdynamics of fighting on conflict termination,2020,64,5,871-902,Ito
The ties that bind: ethnicity pro-government militia and the dynamics of violence in civil war,2020,64,5,903-932,Abbs
From rallies to riots: why some protests become violent,2020,64,5,958-986,Ives
When does terror induce a state of emergency? And what are the effects?,2020,64,4,579-613,Voigt
Commitment to rebellion: evidence from Syria,2020,64,4,614-639,Whitt
Confronting wartime sexual violence: public support for survivors in Bosnia,2020,64,4,674-702,Page
Coping with moral threat: moral judgment amid war on terror,2020,64,2-3,231-260,Shamai
Gendered conflict gendered outcomes: the politicization of sexual violence and quota adoption,2020,64,2-3,290-317,Kreft
A turn to violence: the escalation of nonviolent movements,2020,64,2-3,318-343,Ryckman
Diamonds rebel's and farmer's best friend: impact of variation in the price of a lootable labor-intensive natural resource on the intensity of violent conflict,2020,64,1,90-126,Rigterink
Communications technology and terrorism,2020,64,1,127-166,Jetter
A gendered imperative: does sexual violence attract UN attention in civil wars?,2020,64,1,167-198,Gizelis
Introducing Extended Data on Terrorist Groups (EDTG) 1970 to 2016,2020,64,1,199-225,Gaibulloev
Fighting from the pulpit: religious leaders and violent conflict in Israel,2019,63,10,2262-2288,Freedman
When civilians are attacked: gender equality and terrorist targeting,2019,63,10,2289-2318,Huber
The silent victims of sexual violence during war: evidence from a List Experiment in Sri Lanka,2019,63,9,2015-2042,Freitag
Does peacekeeping really bring peace? Peacekeepers and combatant-perpetrated sexual violence in civil wars,2019,63,9,2043-2070,Miller
Talking to the shameless? Sexual violence and mediation in intrastate conflicts,2019,63,8,1832-1859,Nagel
More is not always better: the case of counterterrorism security,2019,63,8,1923-1938,Dev
Mediation peacekeeping and the severity of civil war,2019,63,7,1682-1709,Beardsley
Carrots sticks and insurgent targeting of civilians,2019,63,7,1710-1735,Phillips
Explaining support for political violence: grievance and perceived opportunity,2020,64,9,1724-1753,Dyrstad
Democratic versus authoritarian coups: the influence of external actors on states' postcoup political trajectories,2020,64,10,1857-1884,Thyne
Forecasting civil wars: theory and structure in an age of "big data" and machine learning,2020,64,10,1885-1915,Sambanis
How terrorism spreads: emulation and the diffusion of ethnic and ethnoreligious terrorism,2020,64,10,1916-1942,Polo
Weapon of the strong? Government support for religion and majoritarian terrorism,2020,64,10,1943-1967,Saiya
Drought resilience and support for violence: household survey evidence from DR Congo,2020,64,10,1994-2021,Uexkull
Mutually assured distrust: ideology and commitment problems in civil wars,2020,64,10,2022-2048,Keels
Nowhere to go: FDI terror and market-specific assets,2020,64,9,1584-1611,Simonelli
How and when amnesty during conflict affects conflict termination,2020,64,9,1612-1637,Daniels
Framing the narrative: female fighters external audience attitudes and transnational support for armed rebellions,2020,64,9,1638-1665,Wood
Comfortably numb: effects of prolonged media coverage,2020,64,9,1666-1692,Hoffman
Political trust shocks and accountability: quasi-experimental evidence from a rebel attack,2020,64,9,1693-1723,Gates
Modes of ingroup identification and notions of justice provide distinct pathways to normative and nonnormative collective action in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,2020,64,9,1754-1788,Leidner
Competitive governance and displacement decisions under rebel rule: evidence from the Islamic State in Iraq,2021,65,1,46-80,Revkin
Provoking ordinary people: the effects of terrorism on civilian violence,2021,65,1,135-165,Brandsch
The consequences of defeat: the quest for status and morale in the aftermath of war,2021,65,1,195-222,Barnhart
The political costs of abusing human rights: international cooperation in extraordinary rendition,2021,65,2-3,255-282,Cordell
Coercion and provocation,2021,65,2-3,372-402,Zhang
At war and at home: the consequences of US women combat casualties,2021,65,4,647-671,Cohen
Civil war and female empowerment,2021,65,5,982-1009,Buhaug
From claims to violence: signaling outbidding and escalation in ethnic conflict,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Gleditsch
Does violence against journalists deter detailed reporting? Evidence from Mexico,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Henry
Militant splinter groups and the use of violence,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Robinson
Conflict and conflict resolution in China: Beyond mediation-centered approaches,2000,44,4,523-546,Diamant