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List of figures ix
List of tables x
List of maps xi
Acknowledgements xii
Part I Theory 1
1 Introduction 3
2 Reputation building and self‐determination movements 20
Part II Empirical tests 39
3 An experimental study of reputation building and deterrence (co‐authored with Dustin Tingley) 41
4 Government responses to self‐determination movements 66
5 Ethnic groups and the decision to seek self‐determination 100
Part III Case studies 133
6 Indonesia: many ethnic groups, few demands 137
7 The Philippines: few ethnic groups, many demands 168
Part IV Conclusions 197
8 Reputation building and deterrence in civil wars 199
Appendix 1 Instructional materials for subjects 212
Appendix 2 Coding rules and sources for Chapter 4 224
Appendix 3 Coding rules and sources for Chapter 5 230
References 237
Index 249
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Doris Ciesinski
reviewed Reputation and Civil War: Why Separatist Conflicts Are So Violent on March 25, 2014
Reputation and Civil War
Barbara F. Walter, AM'91, PhD'94
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From our pages (Mar-Apr/10): "Analyzing disputes over self-determination'the type of conflict most likely to escalate into civil war'Walter discusses government efforts to appear powerful and unbending in response to secession demands, as well as how minorities respond to those efforts. Investigating laboratory experiments and recent conflicts in Southeast Asia, the book argues that such government posturing seldom leads to successful negotiations between battling parties."
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