Economic interdependence and conflict in world politics

Mark J.C. Crescenzi

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Chapter 1 Introduction: A Persistent Puzzle Chapter 2 Concepts: Sorting the Pieces of the Puzzle Chapter 3 Solving the Puzzle: A Model of Economic Interdependence and Political Conflict Chapter 4 Assessing the Exit Model in the Real World Chapter 5 An Empirical Test of the Exit Model Chapter 6 Conclusions: Implications of the Exit Model in a Globalized World

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