Journal of Conflict Resolution

Vol. 68, Issue 9 (October 2024)

Contents

1. The Social Origins of Rebellion: Toward a New Quantitative Research Agenda

2. Backgrounds With Benefits? Rebel Group Origins and Concessions During Civil Wars in Africa

3. The Urban Origins of Rebellion

4. Past and Present Group Exclusion and Conflict: Group Marginalization, Opportunity, and Islamic State Foreign Fighter Mobilization

5.Armies and Influence: Elite Experience and Public Opinion on Foreign Policy

6. U.S. Military Should Not Be in My Backyard: Conjoint Experiments in Japan

7. The Long-Term Economic Legacies of Rebel Rule in Civil War: Micro Evidence From Colombia

8. International Peacekeeping Encourages Foreign Direct Investment: Subnational Evidence From Liberia’s Extractive Sector

9. Introducing ViNSAR: Dyadic Data on Violent Non-State Actor Rivalry