What Is a Civil War?A Critical Review of Its Definition and (Econometric) Consequences
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- Gersovitz, Mark & Kriger, Norma, 2013. "What is a civil war ? a critical review of its definition and (econometric) consequences," Policy Research Working Paper Series 6397, The World Bank.
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