A CITIZEN SOLDIER: HIS EDUCATION FOR WAR AND PEACE

The Psychological Effects of War on Citizen and Soldier

A Universal Model for War and Peace

Human flourishing is often severely limited by violent conflict, yet the root causes of war and peace are intricate and difficult to quantify. In recent years, the increasing availability of data has led to models which attempt to explain the complexities of warfare from various perspectives [1]–[5]. However, a universal spatial model that can predict areas of war and peace on a global scale re...

War and Peace

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A dynamic theory of war and peace

In every period, an aggressive country seeks concessions from a non-aggressive country with private information about their cost. The aggressive country can force concessions via war, and both countries suffer from limited commitment. We characterize the efficient sequential equilibria. We show that war is necessary to sustain peace and that temporary wars can emerge because of the coarseness o...

War and Peace in Veto Voting a

Let I = {i1, . . . , in} be a set of voters (players) and A = {a1, . . . , ap} be a set of candidates (outcomes). Each voter i ∈ I has a preference Pi over the candidates. We assume that Pi is a complete order on A. The preference profile P = {Pi, i ∈ I} is called a situation. A situation is called war if the set of all voters I is partitioned in two coalitions K1 and K2 such that all voters of...