Defense treaties increase domestic support for military action and casualty tolerance: Evidence from survey experiments in the United States

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In a recent article @Jeff_Berejikian and @FJustwan analyse whether defence treaty commitments (with South Korea) affect whether US public opinion supports committing troops. Relevant to case of Ukraine, not a NATO ally, which reduces willingness to figh…

Part of the story surrounding U.S. attitudes about Ukraine is that the public thinks differently about support for formal allies vs. non-allies (like Ukraine). @Jeff_Berejikian and I just explored this issue in a recent article at @CSP_journal. https…

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NEW ARTICLE: "Defense treaties increase domestic support for military action and casualty tolerance: Evidence from survey experiments in the United States" by @Jeff_Berejikian & Florian Justwan https://t.co/DlibvM6Rjw https://t.co/OztCSI4aWj

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