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The Reasons for Wars – an Updated Survey
The Reasons for Wars an Updated Survey Matthew O. Jackson and Massimo Morelli Revised: December 2009 Forthcoming in the Handbook on the Political Economy of War, edited by Chris Coyne, Elgar Publishing We thank CEPR for allowing us to organize a workshop on conflict in Switzerland in the months before the deadline for this chapter. We also thank Bob Powell and Stergios Skaperdas for helpful comments on earlier drafts. Matthew O. Jackson: Department of Economics, Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305-6072, and external faculty member of the Santa Fe Institute, USA.
are thus to see why bargaining fails and what incentives or circumstances might lead countries to arm in ways such that the expected benefits from war outweigh the costs for at least one of the sides. A good portion of our overview of the causes of war is thus spent discussing a framework of different bargaining failures.
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