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The Price of Peace
Jun 24, 2015
Groundbreaking analysis by a team of RAND economists and policy experts reveals how much Israelis and Palestinians stand to lose from the enduring conflict, and how much they could gain in peace.
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Low-intensity Conflict
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War or Peace? Putting a Price on the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse
Charles P. Ries, C. Ross Anthony
Jun 9, 2015
Newsweek
Today, more than 90 percent of Israelis and Palestinians were born after 1948 and have known nothing other than some version of the impasse. Both sides could be better off with a stable two-state solution. Prolonging the impasse for another generation would have real costs.
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Global Security
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Greater Disorder Does Not Imply Greater Insecurity
Ali S. Wyne
Jan 7, 2015
The American Interest
President Obama observed in June that the world is less violent than it has ever been. While his proposition may seem incongruous with the present crises across Eurasia, the evidence suggests that the world is indeed becoming more secure.
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Peacekeeping and Stability Operations
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The Foreign Policy Essay: The Limits of Small Footprints
Stephen Watts
Mar 31, 2014
Lawfare
The history of “small-footprint approaches” should be sobering. It suggests that such approaches are good at preventing allied governments from losing against rebels, but are not very good at actually winning wars.
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Asymmetric Warfare
blog
New RAND Report Updates, Expands Research on Successful Counterinsurgency Approaches
Sep 27, 2013
When a country is threatened by an insurgency, what efforts give its government the best chance of prevailing? A new update to a RAND 2010 study expands the data set of 30 insurgencies to 71 and compares all 71 of them begun and completed worldwide since World War II.
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Low-intensity Conflict

The Price of Peace

War or Peace? Putting a Price on the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse

Greater Disorder Does Not Imply Greater Insecurity

The Foreign Policy Essay: The Limits of Small Footprints

New RAND Report Updates, Expands Research on Successful Counterinsurgency Approaches

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