... a renewed war against Chechnya. Corresponding author Andrew H. Kydd kydd@wisc.edu 4 9 2024 8 10 2025 01 11 2025 © 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Game theory Conspiracy theories Conflict Russia Chechnya...

... and the Informational Rationale for Delegation.” © 2024 E. Awad and N. Riquelme 2024 E. Awad and N. Riquelme Licensed re-use rights only International relations international organizations game theory States face various international coordination problems that they could either solve ad...

.... © 2023 B. Kenkel 2023 B. Kenkel Licensed re-use rights only Political economy game theory civil conflict Scholars have identified social cleavages — ethnic, religious, linguistic, and other divisions among a country’s population — as the source of various political and economic...

.... Simpson Licensed re-use rights only Prosecutorial independence information manipulation game theory Criminal prosecutions carry serious consequences: not only can conviction spell imprisonment (or worse), merely being the target of a criminal investigation can impose heavy reputational...

... Wolton, and David Yanagizawa-Drott. © 2021 C. Zhou 2021 C. Zhou Licensed re-use rights only Formal modelling political economy civil conflict comparative political economy game theory autocracy comparative politics When Japan occupied Taiwan in 1895, to control local residents...

... administration executive politics formal modelling game theory In November 2017, President Trump announced, “I’m the only one that matters” in setting US foreign policy (Chappell, 2017). This comment culminated a year of departures of high ranking civil servants and diplomats from the State Department...

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.... Christensen and F. Garfias Licensed re-use rights only Social movements collective action comparative politics game theory Media coverage of recent social movements — the Arab Spring, the Green Movement in Iran, and the Occupy movements in the United States and Turkey — frequently asserts...