Journal: International Interactions
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Int. interact.
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Routledge
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- International Mediation and Social NetworksItem type: Journal Article
International InteractionsBöhmelt, Tobias (2009) - Water-Related Intrastate Conflict and Cooperation (WARICC)Item type: Journal Article
International InteractionsBernauer, Thomas; Böhmelt, Tobias; Buhaug, Halvard; et al. (2012) - United Nations peace initiatives 1946-2015: introducing a new datasetItem type: Journal Article
International InteractionsClayton, Govinda Daniel; Dorussen, Han; Böhmelt, Tobias (2021)The United Nations (UN) has developed a complex and interconnected system of committees, representatives, and missions in support of its peace and security mandate. This article introduces the United Nations Peace Initiatives (UNPI) data set, which provides information on 469 UN initiatives aimed at conflict prevention and crisis management, mediation, peacekeeping, and peacebuilding. The data encompass all initiatives mandated by the UN Security Council, the General Assembly, as well as Secretary General between 1946 and 2015. This includes diplomatic, technocratic, political-development, and peacekeeping missions. UNPI data provide an empirical basis to assess the relative contributions of various UN subsidiary bodies to prevent, manage, and suppress the outbreak and recurrence of conflict. This article discusses the underlying rationale of the data collection, the coding rules, and procedures, and shows how UNPI can be combined with conflict data. Initial analyses show the increased use of different types of UN peace initiatives over time. The UN regularly deploys multiple peace initiatives to a dispute, often with significant periods of overlap. Ongoing hostilities and economic development are found to be key determinants of mission choice. In line with the theme of the Special Issue, the UNPI data set underscores the importance of, and provides a tool through which to examine the, interdependencies between various conflict management efforts. © 2020 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. - What Kinds of Trade Liberalization Agreements Do People in Developing Countries Want?Item type: Journal Article
International InteractionsSpilker, Gabriele; Bernauer, Thomas; Umaña, Víctor (2018)One of the most striking developments in the global economy in the past decades is the rapid proliferation of preferential trade agreements (PTAs), with many of them concluded among or with participation of developing countries. On the presumption that current popular debates on trade policy are not so much about whether citizens want free trade but rather what kinds of trade liberalization they want, we examine individual trade policy preferences with regard to PTAs that can vary in content along several dimensions. To that end we carried out conjoint choice experiments embedded in representative surveys in three developing countries that differ strongly in income levels, political system, and trade liberalization history: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Vietnam. We conceptualize trade policy preferences as preferences over the scale and scope of trade liberalization, environmental and labor standards, and labor market access (migration). Two main findings emerge. First, non-economic considerations, such as sympathy/antipathy toward particular countries and environmental and labor rights concerns influence citizens’ preferences at least as much as factors based on standard economic logic. Second, preferences over particular facets (attributes) of trade liberalization, that is PTA content, are surprisingly consistent across countries, despite strong differences in macro-economic and political context. - New Event Data in Conflict ResearchItem type: Journal Article
International InteractionsBernauer, Thomas; Gleditsch, Nils Petter (2012) - The Impact of Institutional Coup-Proofing on Coup Attempts and Coup OutcomesItem type: Journal Article
International InteractionsBöhmelt, Tobias; Pilster, Ulrich (2015)
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