Dynamic models of conflict and pacification : dissenters, officials, and peacemakers
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Dynamic models of conflict and pacification : dissenters, officials, and peacemakers
Praeger, 1995
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [151]-157) and index
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Description
This work examines the conflict between movements and regimes using dynamic mathematical modeling methods. Most of the deaths from political violence in the world in this century have not been caused by war, but by conflict between governments and dissenters. It is hoped that scholars will improve their understanding of these conflicts, and thus help to reduce the costs.
Table of Contents
Preface Analytical Terms Theories of Movement-Regime Conflict Dynamic Modeling Findings for the Basic System Leverage Analysis Changing Political Opportunities Rival-Based Shocks Conflict-Resolving Shocks Industrializing the Movement New Social Movements Implications: Optimal Strategies Implications: Theory, Method, and the Real World Appendix 1: Basic System Appendix 2: Facilitation Factor Appendix 3: Movement Charismatic Leadership Appendix 4: Movement Industry References Index
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