Publication
Sep 2016
Are we likely to see more (and more lethal) inter- and intrastate conflicts over the next 20 years? This text examines seven factors that could determine the frequency or deadliness of future confrontations. (The factors include 1) geopolitical competition; 2) US engagement and capability levels; 3) alliance cohesion and capabilities; 4) peacekeeping support; 5) democratic governance; 6) resource competition; and 7) technological diffusion.) After looking at these variables in detail, the text's author concludes that it’s logical to think that inter- and intrastate wars are more likely to happen, and with larger consequences, than many analysts currently believe.
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Author | Frank G Hoffman |
Series | FPRI Monographs and Essays |
Publisher | Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) |
Copyright | © 2016 Foreign Policy Research Institute |