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Anticipating Ethnic Conflict

by Ashley J. Tellis, James A. Winnefeld, Thomas S. Szayna
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Overview

Is it possible to know whether regional ethnic conflict will erupt into brutal civil war?

Synopsis

Is it possible to know whether regional ethnic conflict will erupt into brutal civil war?

Journal of Peace Research

The basic model is relatively simple and is constructed as a methodology rather than a theory....It is presented with admirable crispness, and its use is explained in a 'how to' section....The model's main strengths are its neatness and the wide range of applicability. This book is useful for showing how the study of these issues is progressing in official circles, and is equally useful as a contribution to the basic literature on causes of conflict and early warning. This all adds up to a concise volume worth reading, and a model worth testing.

About the Author, Ashley J. Tellis

Thomas S. Szayna (Ph.D. program, Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles) is an Associate Political Scientist, International Studies Group, and Associate Director, Strategy, Doctrine, and Resources Program, Arroyo Center, RAND , Santa Monica, CA.

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Journal of Peace Research

The basic model is relatively simple and is constructed as a methodology rather than a theory....It is presented with admirable crispness, and its use is explained in a 'how to' section....The model's main strengths are its neatness and the wide range of applicability. This book is useful for showing how the study of these issues is progressing in official circles, and is equally useful as a contribution to the basic literature on causes of conflict and early warning. This all adds up to a concise volume worth reading, and a model worth testing.

Book Details

Published
December 1, 1997
Publisher
RAND Corporation
Pages
140
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780833024954

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