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How Political Events Become Demographic: Toward a Cumulative Demography of Conflict and Violence
Abstract Political conflict and violence shape the core demographic processes of mortality, migration, and fertility, while also influencing union formation, health, and kinship networks. Existing studies have often asked whether conflict is positively or negatively associated with demographic outco
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