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A reply to Russett, Oneal, & Cox ([RO&C] 2000), who claim that militarized interstate disputes serve to test a hypothesis furthered by Huntington (1996) regarding civilization clashes, posits that they are mistaken. It is argued that the original hypothesis concerned post-Cold War politics,...

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Published in:Journal of peace research 2000-09, Vol.37 (5), p.609-610
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