Journal of Conflict Resolution
- Publisher:
- Sage Publications, Inc.
- Publication date:
- 2021-08-12
- ISBN:
- 0022-0027
Issue Number
- No. 67-4, April 2023
- No. 67-2-3, February 2023
- No. 67-1, January 2023
- No. 66-10, November 2022
- No. 66-9, October 2022
- No. 66-7-8, August 2022
- No. 66-6, July 2022
- No. 66-4-5, May 2022
- No. 66-3, April 2022
- No. 66-2, February 2022
- No. 66-1, January 2022
- No. 65-10, November 2021
- No. 65-9, October 2021
- No. 65-7-8, August 2021
- No. 65-6, July 2021
- No. 65-5, May 2021
- No. 65-4, April 2021
- No. 65-2-3, February 2021
- No. 65-1, January 2021
- No. 64-10, November 2020
Latest documents
- The Long-run Impact of Childhood Wartime Violence on Preferences for Nuclear Proliferation
- What is in a Mandate? Introducing the UN Peace Mission Mandates Dataset
- Beyond Ransom and Political Concessions? Explaining Changes in Insurgents’ Kidnapping Involvement Versus Event-frequency
- Choosing Where to Fight: Do Social Networks Distinguish American ISIS Foreign Fighters from ISIS-Inspired Terrorists?
- The Determinants of Terrorist Listing
- Fighting in Cyberspace: Internet Access and the Substitutability of Cyber and Military Operations
- Electoral Integrity, the Concession of Power, and the Disciplining Role of Protests
- Responding to Uncertainty: The Importance of Covertness in Support for Retaliation to Cyber and Kinetic Attacks
- UN Security Council Elections as an Incentive for Compliance
- Symbolic Conflict Resolution and Ingroup Favoritism
Featured documents
- The Long-run Impact of Childhood Wartime Violence on Preferences for Nuclear Proliferation
- What is in a Mandate? Introducing the UN Peace Mission Mandates Dataset
- Beyond Ransom and Political Concessions? Explaining Changes in Insurgents’ Kidnapping Involvement Versus Event-frequency
- Choosing Where to Fight: Do Social Networks Distinguish American ISIS Foreign Fighters from ISIS-Inspired Terrorists?
- The Determinants of Terrorist Listing
- Fighting in Cyberspace: Internet Access and the Substitutability of Cyber and Military Operations
- Electoral Integrity, the Concession of Power, and the Disciplining Role of Protests
- Responding to Uncertainty: The Importance of Covertness in Support for Retaliation to Cyber and Kinetic Attacks
- UN Security Council Elections as an Incentive for Compliance
- Symbolic Conflict Resolution and Ingroup Favoritism