Titlebook: Dynamics of Asymmetric Territorial Conflict; The Evolution of Pat Uri Resnick Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Policy Implications,ertain features of asymmetric territorial conflicts which point to some policy-relevant insights. These pertain specifically to the quintessential debate on the relative efficacy of concessions versus resolve and to the ‘auxiliary’ policies of economic development and investment of material and human resources in disputed lands.

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Overview: This book provides a comprehensive study of asymmetric territorial conflict combining game theory, statistical empirical analysis and historiographic analysis. Using the Israeli-Palestine conflict as a case study, it tests the model on a database of almost four hundred territorial conflicts.978-1-349-45434-1978-1-137-30399-8

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Creative Nonfiction in Ethnographyions are amenable to quantitative assessment, the crux of the model concerns the somewhat nebulous concept of ‘patience’ and the manner in which it is thought to evolve within populations engaged in territorial conflict.

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Ethical Issues in Ethnographic Writingertain features of asymmetric territorial conflicts which point to some policy-relevant insights. These pertain specifically to the quintessential debate on the relative efficacy of concessions versus resolve and to the ‘auxiliary’ policies of economic development and investment of material and human resources in disputed lands.

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Who Says What About Black Women, important distinction I make is between ‘symmetric’ and ‘asymmetric’ conflicts, where the asymmetry concerns the rivals’ relative capabilities. Such asymmetry can be expected to spawn differentpatterns of behavior, primarily with regard to the extent and frequency of violence and territorial change

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Creative Nonfiction in Ethnographyions are amenable to quantitative assessment, the crux of the model concerns the somewhat nebulous concept of ‘patience’ and the manner in which it is thought to evolve within populations engaged in territorial conflict.