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Reassessing the Democratic Advantage in War
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Democratic initiators are widely held to win interstate wars far more often than autocracies. Yet this ``democratic advantage'' rests on one war dataset, the Correlates of War (COW), and a few democracy measures. We reassess it using 11 operationalizations of democracy and Project Mars, a far larger
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