Nations in conflict: National growth and international violence
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Choucri, Nazli
North, Robert C.
Date Issued
1975
Publisher
© Freeman
Citation
Choucri, N., & North, R. C. (1975). Nations in conflict: National growth and international violence. Freeman.
Abstract
Each equation in the model represents a “piece” of a dynamic system of simultaneous equations, with the variables signaling the individual factors shaping the overall dynamics over time. Rendered in the form of an econometric model, the system consists of (a) growth and expansion, (b) intersection and collision national of interests, (c) military competition leading to greater military expenditures, (d) alliances and counter-alliances and (e) evidence of violent behavior – all constituting the escalating dynamics of a conflict spiral that, almost inevitably, results in war.
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This book examines conflict patterns among great powers from 1870 to 1914 using historical inquiry as well as econometric analysis – thus yielding an integrated narrative based by statistical results and parameter estimates for a system of simultaneous equations.
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