Journal of Peace Research

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Volume 54, issue 6, 2017

Gender differences in support for direct and indirect political aggression in the context of protracted conflict pp. 733-747

Lihi Ben Shitrit, Julia Elad-Strenger and Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler

Honor and political violence pp. 748-761

Elin Bjarnegård, Karen Brounéus and Erik Melander

How (wo)men rebel pp. 762-776

Susanne Schaftenaar

Impacts of neighboring countries on military expenditures pp. 777-790

M Ensar Yesilyurt and J.Paul Elhorst

What goes up, must come down? The asymmetric effects of economic growth and international threat on military spending pp. 791-805

Rosella Cappella Zielinski, Benjamin O Fordham and Kaija E Schilde

Iraq and the material basis of post-conflict police reconstruction pp. 806-818

Jesse SG Wozniak

Winning hearts & minds (!) pp. 819-832

Efe Tokdemir

The networked peace pp. 833-848

Yonatan Lupu and Brian Greenhill

Volume 54, issue 5, 2017

Acknowledgements – JPR special issue on socialization and violence pp. 591-591

Jeffrey T Checkel

Socialization and violence pp. 592-605

Jeffrey T Checkel

The limits of socialization and the underproduction of military violence pp. 606-619

Devorah Manekin

The persistence of sexual assault within the US military pp. 620-633

Elisabeth Jean Wood and Nathaniel Toppelberg

The socialization of civilians and militia members pp. 634-647

Regina Bateson

Bróderes in arms pp. 648-660

Dennis Rodgers

‘Talk of the town’ pp. 661-673

Lee Ann Fujii

Membership matters pp. 674-686

Scott Gates

Armed group institutions and combatant socialization pp. 687-700

Amelia Hoover Green

The ties that bind pp. 701-714

Dara Kay Cohen

Military socialization, disciplinary culture, and sexual violence in UN peacekeeping operations pp. 715-730

Stephen Moncrief

Volume 54, issue 4, 2017

Armed politics and the study of intrastate conflict pp. 459-467

Paul Staniland

Words and deeds pp. 468-483

David E Cunningham, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, Belén González, Dragana Vidović and Peter B White

Institutional authority and security cooperation within regional economic organizations pp. 484-498

Yoram Z Haftel and Stephanie C Hofmann

The legacy of foreign patrons pp. 499-512

Niklas Karlén

Oil export, external prewar support for the government, and civil conflict onset pp. 513-526

Jungmoo Woo

Does counterterrorism militarize foreign aid? Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa pp. 527-541

Tobias Heinrich, Carla Martinez Machain and Jared Oestman

When human capital threatens the Capitol pp. 542-557

Jesse Dillon Savage and Jonathan D Caverley

Violence, kinship networks, and political resilience pp. 558-573

Cassy Dorff

Organized violence, 1989–2016 pp. 574-587

Marie Allansson, Erik Melander and Lotta Themnér

Volume 54, issue 3, 2017

Food scarcity and state vulnerability: Unpacking the link between climate variability and violent unrest pp. 335-350

Benjamin T Jones, Eleonora Mattiacci and Bear Braumoeller

Living off the land: The connection between cropland, food security, and violence against civilians pp. 351-364

Ore Koren and Benjamin E Bagozzi

No extraction without representation: The ethno-regional oil curse and secessionist conflict pp. 365-381

Philipp Hunziker and Lars-Erik Cederman

Ethnic inequality and coups in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 382-396

Christian Houle and Cristina Bodea

Perils of pluralism: Electoral violence and incumbency in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 397-411

Charles Fernandes Taylor, Jon CW Pevehouse and Scott Straus

Autocracies and the international sources of cooperation pp. 412-426

Soumyajit Mazumder

Compliance vs. constraints: A theory of rebel targeting in civil war pp. 427-441

Luis De la Calle

The effects of military and non-military government expenditures on private consumption pp. 442-456

Marco Lorusso and Luca Pieroni

Volume 54, issue 2, 2017

The Nils Petter Gleditsch JPR Article of the Year Award, 2016, goes to Charles Miller and Benjamin S Barber IV pp. 111-111

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The JPR Best Visualization Award 2016 goes to Brandon J Kinne pp. 112-112

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Introduction pp. 113-124

Håvard Hegre, Nils W Metternich, Håvard Mokleiv Nygård and Julian Wucherpfennig

Using night light emissions for the prediction of local wealth pp. 125-140

Nils B Weidmann and Sebastian Schutte

Lessons from near real-time forecasting of irregular leadership changes pp. 141-156

Michael D Ward and Andreas Beger

Canaries in a coal-mine? What the killings of journalists tell us about future repression pp. 157-174

Anita R Gohdes and Sabine C Carey

Subnational violent conflict forecasts for sub-Saharan Africa, 2015–65, using climate-sensitive models pp. 175-192

Frank DW Witmer, Andrew M Linke, John O’Loughlin, Andrew Gettelman and Arlene Laing

Do the robot pp. 193-214

Michael Colaresi and Zuhaib Mahmood

Financing rebellion pp. 215-230

Ursula Daxecker and Brandon C Prins

The oracle or the crowd? Experts versus the stock market in forecasting ceasefire success in the Levant pp. 231-242

Gerald Schneider, Maya Hadar and Naomi Bosler

Evaluating the scope and intensity of the conflict trap pp. 243-261

Håvard Hegre, Håvard Mokleiv Nygård and Ranveig Flaten Ræ der

Predicting the decline of ethnic civil war pp. 262-274

Lars-Erik Cederman, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch and Julian Wucherpfennig

The shape of things to come? Expanding the inequality and grievance model for civil war forecasts with event data pp. 275-297

Daina Chiba and Kristian Skrede Gleditsch

Predicting local violence pp. 298-312

Robert A Blair, Christopher Blattman and Alexandra Hartman

Market anticipations of conflict onsets pp. 313-327

Thomas Chadefaux

2016 Reviewers pp. 328-330

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Errata pp. 331-331

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Volume 54, issue 1, 2017

Coup risk, coup-proofing and leader survival pp. 3-15

Jun Koga Sudduth

The search for rebel interdependence pp. 16-30

Ezra Schricker

Women on the frontline pp. 31-46

Reed M Wood and Jakana L Thomas

Can civilian attitudes predict insurgent violence? Ideology and insurgent tactical choice in civil war pp. 47-63

Kentaro Hirose, Kosuke Imai and Jason Lyall

Cooperation, information, and keeping the peace pp. 64-79

Grant M Gordon and Lauren E Young

The economic costs of civil war pp. 80-98

Stefano Costalli, Luigi Moretti and Costantino Pischedda

The Issue Correlates of War Territorial Claims Data, 1816–20011 pp. 99-108

Bryan A Frederick, Paul R Hensel and Christopher Macaulay