On the Duration of Civil War

On the Duration of Civil War

The authors model the duration of large-scale, violent civil conflicts, applying hazard functions to a comprehensive data set on such conflicts for the period 1960-99. They find that the duration of conflicts is determined by a substantially differ...

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Main Authors: Collier, Paul, Hoeffler, Anke, Soderbom, Mans
Format: Policy Research Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:
ARMAMENTS
CIVIL CONFLICT
CIVIL CONFLICTS
CIVIL WAR
CIVIL WAR DATA
CIVIL WARS
CONFLICT COUNTRIES
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
CONFLICT RISK
CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
DEFENSE
DIASPORA
DIASPORA VARIABLE
DIASPORAS
DURATION OF WAR
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ETHNIC DIVERSITY
ETHNIC DOMINANCE
ETHNIC FRACTIONALIZATION
ETHNIC GROUP
ETHNIC GROUPS
ETHNIC HATREDS
GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL OF INSURRECTIONS
GEOGRAPHIC DISPERSION
GEOGRAPHIC VARIABLES
GOVERNMENT CAPABILITY
HAZARD FUNCTION
HAZARD MODEL
HOMOGENOUS SOCIETIES
HOMOGENOUS SOCIETY
INCOME
INEQUALITY
INTERNATIONAL WAR
JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MODEL OF CONFLICT
PEACE
PEACE RESEARCH
POLITICAL REPRESSION
POLITICAL SUPPORT
POOR
POST- CONFLICT
POST-CONFLICT
POST-CONFLICT COUNTRY
POST-CONFLICT SITUATIONS
POST-CONFLICT SOCIETIES
PROBABILITY OF WAR
REBEL ORGANIZATION
REBEL ORGANIZATIONS
REBEL VICTORY
REBELLION
REBELLIONS
REFUGEES
RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY
RELIGIOUS FRACTIONALIZATION
RISK OF CONFLICT
SOCIAL FRACTIONALIZATION
VIOLENT CONFLICT
WAR DURATION
WAR ECONOMIES
WAR PROJECT
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19534

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