The political economy of transitions to peace: A comparative perspective

Keyphrases

• Peace 100%
• Transition to Peace 100%
• Political Economy of Transition 100%
• Israel 66%
• Germany 66%
• Japan 66%
• Economic Role 66%
• Analytical Framework 33%
• Egypt 33%
• Motivation 33%
• Comparative Analysis 33%
• Political Process 33%
• Jordan 33%
• Poland 33%
• France 33%
• South Korea 33%
• Power Relations 33%
• Peace Process 33%
• Role of Government 33%
• Indonesia 33%
• Economic Factors 33%
• Philippines 33%
• Armed Conflict 33%
• Cold Peace 33%
• Complex Role 33%
• Liberal Theory 33%
• Big Business 33%
• Economic Disparities 33%
• Side Payments 33%
• Economic Interdependence 33%
• Realist Theory 33%
• Durable Peace 33%
• Engagement Levels 33%
• Post-World War II Era 33%

Social Sciences

• Japan 100%
• Israel 100%
• Role of Economics 100%
• Germany 100%
• Case Study 50%
• Comparative Analysis 50%
• Political Process 50%
• Poland 50%
• Egypt 50%
• South Korea 50%
• Peace Process 50%
• Interdependence 50%
• War 50%
• Jordan 50%
• World War II 50%
• France 50%
• Indonesia 50%
• Cooperative 50%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Role of Economics 100%
• Large Firm 50%