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Modern trends in microeconomic research on violent conflict (ძალადობრივი კონფლიქტის მიკროეკონომიკური კვლევის თანამედროვე ტენდენციები)
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Modern trends in microeconomic research on violent conflict (ძალადობრივი კონფლიქტის მიკროეკონომიკური კვლევის თანამედროვე ტენდენციები)
Natsvlishvili (ნაცვლიშვილი), Ia (ია)
Date:
2022
Abstract:
The article discusses modern advances in microeconomic research on violent conflict. The impact of the
results of conflict microeconomic research on policies and future studies is analyzed. The article shows the
emergence of violent conflict microeconomics as a new subfield of empirical development economics in the last
decade. Some common misconceptions about the microeconomics of conflict are critically evaluated. The role of
other disciplines related to conflict research is presented. Contributions to modern economic theory by empirical
research methods and data from conflict microeconomics is underlined
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