Conflict negotiations and rebel leader selection

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@poliscisbh There's not great large-N data on the topic, but you might find Lutmar & Terris' dataset or Cunningham & Sawyer's dataset on leadership change helpful https://t.co/qGqxKe3LgU https://t.co/xsN1sR6LpX

04 Apr 2022

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.@kgcunnin and Katherine Sawyer in @JPR_journal -- Conflict Negotiations and Rebel Leader Selection *glad to see this important piece referenced in the article! https://t.co/KDTEb9JLD6

04 Dec 2020

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@HilaryMatfess @rebgov Not sure how relevant this is, but some stuff on the org structure of groups https://t.co/bXSftrqwzu and maybe you already saw this regarding fragmentation but https://t.co/wXnLlOJrJl and https://t.co/eFziGR8q7M and https://t.co/rxB

07 Oct 2020

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RT @JPR_journal: Who can get a seat at the bargaining table in peace negotiations? When and why do specific rebels enter into negotiations?…

18 Oct 2019

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