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