International Interactions

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Volume 47, issue 6, 2021

Hard choices, soft targets: Terror proscription and strategic targeting decisions of FTO pp. 955-985

Rebecca H. Best and Simanti Lahiri

A price for peace: troop contributing countries’ responses to peacekeeper fatalities pp. 986-1015

Jared Oestman

The issues are the issue: Intangible salience and war duration pp. 1016-1039

Douglas B Atkinson

Peaceful dyads: A territorial perspective pp. 1040-1068

Andrew P. Owsiak and John A. Vasquez

Qui bono? Foreign military, economic, diplomatic interventions, and the termination of civil wars: An integrative approach pp. 1069-1099

Huseyin Ilgaz

Deprivation, instability, and propensity to attack: how urbanization influences terrorism pp. 1100-1130

Maxim Slav, Elena Smyslovskikh, Vladimir Novikov, Igor Kolesnikov and Andrey Korotayev

Mutual gain or resource drain? Attitudes toward international financial assistance during the early COVID-19 pandemic pp. 1131-1150

Lindsay R. Dolan and Quynh Nguyen

International Interactions best paper award 2020 pp. 1151-1151

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Volume 47, issue 5, 2021

Introduction: promoting restraint in war pp. 795-824

Brian McQuinn, Fiona Terry, Oliver Kaplan and Francisco Gutiérrez-Sanin

Combatant rank and socialization to norms of restraint: examining the Australian and Philippine armies pp. 825-854

Andrew M. Bell and Fiona Terry

Norms, non-combatants’ agency and restraint in jihadi violence in northern Mali pp. 855-872

Ferdaous Bouhlel and Yvan Guichaoua

Competing authorities and norms of restraint: governing community-embedded armed groups in South Sudan pp. 873-897

Naomi Pendle

The International Committee of the Red Cross and support for civilian self-protection in Colombia pp. 898-927

Oliver Kaplan

Signaling restraint: international engagement and rebel groups’ commitment to international law pp. 928-954

Hyeran Jo, Joshua K. Alley, Yohan Park and Soren Jordan

Volume 47, issue 4, 2021

Strategic Samaritanism: how armed conflict affects aid receipts pp. 579-611

Andrea L. Everett and Daniel C. Tirone

Costly signaling in autocracy pp. 612-632

Robert Carroll and Amy Pond

State intervention, external spoilers, and the durability of peace agreements pp. 633-661

Sema Hande Ogutcu-Fu

Crowding out the field: External Support to Insurgents and the Intensity of Inter-rebel Fighting in Civil Wars pp. 662-691

Arthur Stein and Marc-Olivier Cantin

Constraints and military coordination: How ICTs shape the intensity of rebel violence pp. 692-719

Martín Macías-Medellín and Laura H Atuesta

Democratizing the dispute: democratization and the history of conflict management pp. 720-749

Benjamin Denison and Krista E. Wiegand

The colonial roots of structural coup-proofing pp. 750-776

Marius Mehrl and Ioannis Choulis

Political turnover, regime type, and investment behavior pp. 777-793

Bryan Rooney and Matthew DiLorenzo

Volume 47, issue 3, 2021

The (still) mysterious case of agricultural protectionism pp. 391-416

Quynh Nguyen, Gabriele Spilker and Thomas Bernauer

Success of economic sanctions threats: coercion, information and commitment pp. 417-448

Dawid Walentek, Joris Broere, Matteo Cinelli, Mark M. Dekker and Jonas M. B. Haslbeck

Will you still love me tomorrow? Partisan electoral interventions, foreign policy compliance, and voting in the UN pp. 449-476

Dov H. Levin

Commanding Support: Values and Interests in the Rhetoric of Alliance Politics pp. 477-503

Jonathan A. Chu, Jiyoung Ko and Adam Liu

Only Friends Can Betray You: International Rivalry and Domestic Politics pp. 504-529

Richard J. Saunders

Counterinsurgency as an institution: Evidence from Turkey pp. 530-558

Aysegul Aydin and Cem Emrence

Regime type and co-sponsorship in the UN General Assembly pp. 559-578

Daniel Finke

Volume 47, issue 2, 2021

Plausible deniability? An investigation of government and government-outsourced violence in refugee hosting areas pp. 191-220

Kerstin Fisk

Should I stay or should I go? The decision to flee or stay home during civil war pp. 221-236

Alex Braithwaite, Joseph M. Cox and Faten Ghosn

Abuse by association: migration from terror-prone countries and human rights abuses pp. 237-265

Nazli Avdan, Naji Bsisu and Amanda Murdie

Conflict and cooperation with trade partners pp. 266-290

Timothy M. Peterson and Yuleng Zeng

Willful ignorance in international coercion pp. 291-317

David Lindsey

Rebel command and control, time, and rebel group splits pp. 318-345

Minnie M. Joo and Bumba Mukherjee

Rivalry, ethnicity, and asylum admissions worldwide pp. 346-373

Lamis Abdelaaty

How moral foundations shape public approval of nuclear, chemical, and conventional strikes: new evidence from experimental surveys pp. 374-390

Michal Smetana and Marek Vranka

Volume 47, issue 1, 2021

Making trains from boxcars: studying conflict and conflict management interdependencies pp. 1-22

Andrew P. Owsiak, J. Michael Greig and Paul F. Diehl

Conflict management trajectories: theory and evidence pp. 23-55

Andrew P. Owsiak

Examining conflict management technique sequences in international claims pp. 56-78

Zorzeta Bakaki and Marius Mehrl

Helping without hurting: ameliorating the negative effects of humanitarian assistance on civil wars through mediation pp. 79-106

J. Michael Greig

The business of peace: understanding corporate contributions to conflict management pp. 107-134

Molly M. Melin

Extant commitment, risk, and UN peacekeeping authorization pp. 135-160

Rebecca Cordell, Thorin Wright and Paul F. Diehl

United Nations peace initiatives 1946-2015: introducing a new dataset pp. 161-180

Govinda Clayton, Han Dorussen and Tobias Böhmelt

Interactions among conflict management techniques: extending the breadth and depth of the framework pp. 181-189

Daniel Druckman and Susan Allen

Volume 46, issue 6, 2020

Women in uniform: the opening of combat roles in state militaries pp. 847-871

Michael J. Soules

Rebel recruitment and retention in civil conflict pp. 872-892

Katherine Sawyer and Talbot M. Andrews

Complementary mediation: Exploring mediator composition in civil wars pp. 893-921

Elizabeth J. Menninga

The Structure and Evolution of the International Human Rights Network:Unpacking the Influences of Countries’ Contextual Factors and Network Configurations pp. 922-952

Rong Wang and Aimei Yang

‘Wars of Others’: National Cleavages and Attitudes towards External Conflicts pp. 953-986

Efe Tokdemir, Seden Akcinaroglu, H. Ege Ozen and Ekrem Karakoc

Categorization in international organizations pp. 987-1015

Doron Ella

Perceived to slack: secondary securitization and multilateral treaty ratification in Israel pp. 1016-1042

Eyal Rubinson and Tal Sadeh

Known unknowns: media bias in the reporting of political violence pp. 1043-1060

Nick Dietrich and Kristine Eck

Volume 46, issue 4, 2020

Private military and security companies, corporate structure, and levels of violence in Iraq pp. 499-525

Benjamin Tkach

The effects of economic sanctions on targeted countries’ stock markets pp. 526-550

Glen Biglaiser and David Lektzian

Domestic Politics and the Effectiveness of Regional Human Rights Courts pp. 551-578

Jillienne Haglund

Bad-faith cooperation pp. 579-605

William Spaniel and Michael Poznansky

Human rights institutionalization and US humanitarian military intervention pp. 606-635

Seung-Whan Choi, Youngwan Kim, David Ebner and Patrick James

Welcome to the Jungle: a research note on leader entry, combat experience, and dispute targeting pp. 636-651

Ross A. Miller

Mutual uncertainty and credible reassurance: experimental evidence pp. 652-668

Brandon Yoder and Kyle Haynes

Volume 46, issue 3, 2020

Too central to fail? Terror networks and leadership decapitation pp. 309-333

Daniel Milton and Bryan Price

Strategic rebels: a spatial econometric approach to rebel fighting durations in civil wars pp. 334-371

Nils W. Metternich and Julian Wucherpfennig

Time for a haircut: political regimes and sovereign debt restructurings pp. 372-401

Ignacio Mamone

Two sides of the same coin: can campaigns generate support for both human rights and retributive violence? pp. 402-430

Alexandra Haines, Michele Leiby, Matthew Krain and Amanda Murdie

Politician hate speech and domestic terrorism pp. 431-453

James A. Piazza

When aid builds states: party dominance and the effects of foreign aid on tax collection after civil war pp. 454-480

Louis-Alexandre Berg and Naomi Levy

International political alignment during the Trump presidency: voting at the UN general assembly pp. 481-497

Martin Mosler and Niklas Potrafke

Volume 46, issue 2, 2020

Diversionary cheap talk: economic conditions and US foreign policy rhetoric, 1945-2010 pp. 163-198

Erin Baggott Carter

United Nations peacekeeping and terrorism: short-term risks and long-term benefits pp. 199-226

Holley E. Hansen, Stephen C. Nemeth and Jacob A. Mauslein

Single-party government, Prime Minister psychology, and the diversionary use of force: theory and evidence from the British case pp. 227-250

Dennis M. Foster and Jonathan W. Keller

Discrimination and ethnic conflict: a dyadic analysis of politically-excluded groups in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 251-273

Ludovico Alcorta, Haley J. Swedlund and Jeroen Smits

Status from fighting? Reassessing the relationship between conflict involvement and diplomatic rank pp. 274-290

Steven Ward

States and their international relations since 1816: introducing version 2 of the International System(s) Dataset (ISD) pp. 291-308

Charles R. Butcher and Ryan D. Griffiths

Volume 46, issue 1, 2020

Why can’t a woman be more like a man? Female leaders in crisis bargaining pp. 1-27

Abigail S. Post and Paromita Sen

Trade balance and policy complexity: explaining political elites’ focus on international trade at the domestic level pp. 28-50

Heather Elko McKibben and Timothy W. Taylor

Shocked into Service: Free Trade and the American South’s Military Burden pp. 51-81

Adam Dean and Jonathan Obert

Third-party pressure for peace pp. 82-110

Anna O. Pechenkina

Moral hazard at sea: how alliances actually increase low-level maritime provocations between allies pp. 111-132

Hayoun Jessie Ryou-Ellison and Aaron Gold

Merging actors with events: introducing the social conflict analysis dataset – organizational properties (SCAD-OPs) pp. 133-149

Idean Salehyan and Ayal Feinberg

Once more, with feeling: using sentiment analysis to improve models of relationships between non-state actors pp. 150-162

Kevin T. Greene and Caleb Lucas