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Pathways for Overcoming Commitment Problems in the Transition from Intrastate Conflict to Peace: A Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis
This article examines why some intrastate conflicts that end with comprehensive peace agreements lead to lasting peace, while others relapse into conflict. It focuses on the design and implementation of civil war peace agreements by formally evaluating a theoretical framework grounded in th
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