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Empirical and Theoretical Research in International Relations
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Civil War Settlements, Size of Governing Coalition, and Durability of Peace in Post–Civil War States

Madhav Joshi Kroc Institute–University of Notre DameCorrespondence[email protected]
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T. David Mason University of North Texas
Pages 388-413 | Published online: 30 Nov 2011

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Sally Sharif & Madhav Joshi. (2023) Territorial consolidation after rebel victory: when does civil war recur?. Territory, Politics, Governance 0:0, pages 1-21.
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Manuel Francisco Sambo. (2023) Frictions and hybridity in Mozambique’s post-war peacebuilding: From civil war to precarious peace. African Security Review 32:1, pages 99-114.
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Thorsten Gromes & Florian Ranft. (2021) Preventing Civil War Recurrence: Do Military Victories Really Perform Better than Peace Agreements? Causal Claim and Underpinning Assumptions Revisited. Civil Wars 23:4, pages 612-636.
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Sema Hande Ogutcu-Fu. (2021) State intervention, external spoilers, and the durability of peace agreements. International Interactions 47:4, pages 633-661.
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Elizabeth Radziszewski & Seden Akcinaroglu. (2020) Private military & security companies, conflict complexity, and peace duration: an empirical analysis. Small Wars & Insurgencies 31:7-8, pages 1415-1440.
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Louis-Alexandre Berg & Naomi Levy. (2020) When aid builds states: party dominance and the effects of foreign aid on tax collection after civil war. International Interactions 46:3, pages 454-480.
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Roger Mac Ginty, Madhav Joshi & SungYong Lee. (2019) Liberal Peace Implementation and the Durability of Post-war Peace. International Peacekeeping 26:4, pages 457-486.
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Karina Mross. (2019) First Peace, then Democracy? Evaluating Strategies of International Support at Critical Junctures after Civil War. International Peacekeeping 26:2, pages 190-215.
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Eric Keels & Angela D. Nichols. (2018) State repression and post-conflict peace failure. Conflict, Security & Development 18:1, pages 17-37.
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Eric Keels. (2018) Electoral Reforms and Peace Duration Following Negotiated Settlements. International Interactions 44:1, pages 33-58.
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T. David Mason & J. Michael Greig. (2017) State Capacity, Regime Type, and Sustaining the Peace after Civil War. International Interactions 43:6, pages 967-993.
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Madhav Joshi, SungYong Lee & Roger Mac Ginty. (2017) Built-in Safeguards and the Implementation of Civil War Peace Accords. International Interactions 43:6, pages 994-1018.
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Michael Christopher Marshall & John Ishiyama. (2016) Does political inclusion of rebel parties promote peace after civil conflict?. Democratization 23:6, pages 1009-1025.
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Sabine C Carey & Belén González. (2020) The legacy of war: The effect of militias on postwar repression. Conflict Management and Peace Science 38:3, pages 247-269.
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Felix Haass. (2019) The democracy dilemma. Aid, power-sharing governments, and post-conflict democratization. Conflict Management and Peace Science 38:2, pages 200-223.
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Sambuddha Ghatak & Suveyda Karakaya. (2021) Terrorists as Rebels: Territorial Goals, Oil Resources, and Civil War Onset in Terrorist Campaigns. Foreign Policy Analysis 17:1, pages 86-105.
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Madhav Joshi & Jason Michael Quinn. (2018) Civil war termination and foreign direct investment, 1989–2012. Conflict Management and Peace Science 37:4, pages 451-470.
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Johannes Karreth, Patricia Lynne Sullivan & Ghazal Dezfuli. (2020) Explaining How Human Rights Protections Change After Internal Armed Conflicts. Journal of Global Security Studies 5:2, pages 248-264.
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Jason Quinn, Madhav Joshi & Erik Melander. (2019) One Dyadic Peace Leads to Another? Conflict Systems, Terminations, and Net Reduction in Fighting Groups. International Studies Quarterly 63:4, pages 863-875.
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Onur Bakiner. (2019) Why Do Peace Negotiations Succeed or Fail? Legal Commitment, Transparency, and Inclusion during Peace Negotiations in Colombia (2012–2016) and Turkey (2012–2015). Negotiation Journal 35:4, pages 471-513.
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Krista Wiegand & Eric Keels. (2018) Oil Wealth, Winning Coalitions, and Duration of Civil Wars. Journal of Conflict Resolution 63:4, pages 1077-1105.
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Carmela Lutmar & Lesley G. Terris. 2019. Peacebuilding in the Asia-Pacific. Peacebuilding in the Asia-Pacific 51 69 .
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Felix Haass & Martin Ottmann. (2017) Profits from Peace: The Political Economy of Power-Sharing and Corruption. World Development 99, pages 60-74.
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Madhav Joshi & Jason Michael Quinn. (2015) Implementing the Peace: The Aggregate Implementation of Comprehensive Peace Agreements and Peace Duration after Intrastate Armed Conflict. British Journal of Political Science 47:4, pages 869-892.
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Eric Keels. (2015) Oil Wealth, Post-conflict Elections, and Postwar Peace Failure. Journal of Conflict Resolution 61:5, pages 1021-1045.
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Sean M. Zeigler. (2016) Competitive Alliances and Civil War Recurrence. International Studies Quarterly 60:1, pages 24-37.
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Madhav Joshi & Jason Michael Quinn. (2016) Watch and learn: Spillover effects of peace accord implementation on non-signatory armed groups. Research & Politics 3:1, pages 205316801664055.
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JJrn Grrvingholt, Yvonne Blos & Karina Mroo. (2013) Struggling for Stability: International Support for Peace and Democracy in Post-Civil War Nepal. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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