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Economic Sanctions and Civil Conflict in Target Countries
Economic Sanctions and Civil Conflict in Target Countries
Economic Sanctions and Civil Conflict in Target Countries

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20260202104723
ISBN  
9798288848063
DDC  
301
저자명  
Urtuzuastigui, Jerry.
서명/저자  
Economic Sanctions and Civil Conflict in Target Countries
발행사항  
[Sl] : Indiana University, 2025
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2025
형태사항  
161 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 87-01, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Koren, Ore.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Indiana University, 2025.
초록/해제  
요약Do imposed economic sanctions increase the risk of civil conflict in target countries? If so, where is conflict more likely to occur? And why is conflict more likely to occur in these regions? To answer these questions, I begin with the notion that after sanctions are imposed, a target regime is compelled to alter capacity-related government spending to preserve its hold on power. However, drawing on the territorial politics literature, I reveal that the reallocation of dwindling revenues is a distinct spatial phenomenon, a form of redistribution that strengthens state capacity in the geographic center of power but at the expense of targets' reach into more peripheral regions of the state. I demonstrate that, as a result, target regimes can preserve the status quo and thus forestall would-be rebels from forming in the urban core, but in the rural periphery, a decrease in spending on public goods and services together with a deteriorating capacity to detect and deter would-be insurgents increases individuals' willingness and opportunity to rebel. Findings indicate that sanctions' negative impact on state capacity significantly increases the risk of rural rebel group formation but has no effect on the formation of rebel groups in major urban areas. Finally, I demonstrate that because sanctions weaken target regimes in peripheral regions of the country, peripheral rebel forces are incentivized to use violence against the state to accomplish their political objectives, compelling targets employ a strategy of containment (i.e., preventing rebellions from spreading beyond the periphery) rather than a robust counterinsurgency approach, as sanctions-induced resource constraints render such an approach too costly for sanctioned regimes. In the capital, however, target regimes employ a strategy of deterrence due to its high strategic importance, which discourages rebels from targeting the seat of power and reduces the risk of civil conflict therein.
일반주제명  
Sociology
일반주제명  
Political science
키워드  
Civil conflict
키워드  
Economic sanctions
키워드  
Rebel group formation
키워드  
Subnational state capacity
기타저자  
Indiana University Political Science
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 87-01A.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aDo  imposed  economic  sanctions  increase  the  risk  of  civil  conflict  in  target  countries?  If  so,  where  is  conflict  more  likely  to  occur?  And  why  is  conflict  more  likely  to  occur  in  these  regions?  To  answer  these  questions,  I  begin  with  the  notion  that  after  sanctions  are  imposed,  a  target  regime  is  compelled  to  alter  capacity-related  government  spending  to  preserve  its  hold  on  power.  However,  drawing  on  the  territorial  politics  literature,  I  reveal  that  the  reallocation  of  dwindling  revenues  is  a  distinct  spatial  phenomenon,  a  form  of  redistribution  that  strengthens  state  capacity  in  the  geographic  center  of  power  but  at  the  expense  of  targets'  reach  into  more  peripheral  regions  of  the  state.  I  demonstrate  that,  as  a  result,  target  regimes  can  preserve  the  status  quo  and  thus  forestall  would-be  rebels  from  forming  in  the  urban  core,  but  in  the  rural  periphery,  a  decrease  in  spending  on  public  goods  and  services  together  with  a  deteriorating  capacity  to  detect  and  deter  would-be  insurgents  increases  individuals'  willingness  and  opportunity  to  rebel.  Findings  indicate  that  sanctions'  negative  impact  on  state  capacity  significantly  increases  the  risk  of  rural  rebel  group  formation  but  has  no  effect  on  the  formation  of  rebel  groups  in  major  urban  areas.  Finally,  I  demonstrate  that  because  sanctions  weaken  target  regimes  in  peripheral  regions  of  the  country,  peripheral  rebel  forces  are  incentivized  to  use  violence  against  the  state  to  accomplish  their  political  objectives,  compelling  targets  employ  a  strategy  of  containment  (i.e.,  preventing  rebellions  from  spreading  beyond  the  periphery)  rather  than  a  robust  counterinsurgency  approach,  as  sanctions-induced  resource  constraints  render  such  an  approach  too  costly  for  sanctioned  regimes.  In  the  capital,  however,  target  regimes  employ  a  strategy  of  deterrence  due  to  its  high  strategic  importance,  which  discourages  rebels  from  targeting  the  seat  of  power  and  reduces  the  risk  of  civil  conflict  therein.
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