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1. Window for Peace: Determinants of Third-Party Guarantees in Intrastate Conflict Resolution

Dwyer, Stefanie
2017
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Political scienceInternational relationsConflict managementHistory

2. Why Surrender Sovereignty? Empowering Non-State Actors to Protect the Status Quo

Katzenstein, Suzanne
2013
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International relationsInternational law

3. Why Ratification? Questioning the Unexamined Constitution-making Procedure

Lenowitz, Jeffrey
2013
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Political scienceConstitutionsConstitutional lawDemocracy

4. Whither the Quid Pro Quo: Essays On Party Voter Linkages and Distributive Politics in India

Schneider, Mark Allan
2015
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Secret ballotLocal electionsPublic administrationPatron and clientPolitical science

5. When Theft Becomes Grievance: Dispossessions as a Cause of Redistributive Land Claims in 20th Century Latin America

Saffon Sanin, Maria Paula
2015
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Political scienceHistory

6. When Do Party Leaders Democratize? Analyzing Three Reforms of Voter Registration and Candidate Selection

Shoji, Kaori
2013
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Political candidatesPrimariesPolitical participationPolitical partiesVoter registration--U.S. statesPolitical scienceMinshutō (1998- )

7. When Do Agencies Have Agency? Bureaucratic Noncompliance and Dynamic Lawmaking in United States Statutory Law, 1973-2010

Yaver, Miranda Elyse
2015
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Political scienceLaw

8. Watching the Watchers: Non-State Actor Monitoring of State Compliance with International Humanitarian Law

Greene, Brooke
2015
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Arab-Israeli conflictHumanitarian lawPolitical scienceInternational relationsInternational lawInternational Committee of the Red Cross

9. Wars Within Wars: Understanding Inter-rebel Fighting

Pischedda, Costantino
2015
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Political scienceInternational relations

10. Voice and Belonging: How Open vs. Restricted Models of National Incorporation Shape Immigrant-Minority Identification and Participation

Bech, Emily Cochran
2014
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Political scienceCitizenship--Social aspectsEmigration and immigrationPolitical participation
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