Do Intergovernmental Organizations Promote Peace?

By C. Boehmer, Erik Gartzke, Timothy Nordstrom. 2004

297 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Development, Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science

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In Development

1. M. Kahler
2. E. Hafner-Burton

In Political Science and International Relations

1. M. Kahler
2. E. Hafner-Burton
3. Alexander H. Montgomery
4. H. Kim
5. K. Sikkink
6. Evgeny Postnikov
7. Ida Bastiaens

In Sociology and Political Science

1. M. Kahler
2. E. Hafner-Burton
3. Alexander H. Montgomery
4. H. Kim
5. K. Sikkink
6. Evgeny Postnikov
7. Ida Bastiaens

Citations in the corpus

• Democratization and International Organizations (2006, unknown): “…certain circumstances; others have found that whether IOs dampen hostilities depends on the type of IO being analyzed+ See Kinsella and Russett 2002; Boehmer, Gartzke, and Nordstrom 2004; Pevehouse and Russett forthcoming+ 76+ We express all marginal effects calculations as the predicted change…”
• Network Analysis for International Relations (2009, background): “…of different international network measures and the advantages of the IGO data, see Hafner-Burton and Montgomery 2006, fn+ 7+ 78+ Bayer 2006+ 79+ See Boehmer, Gartzke, and Nordstrom 2004; and Jo and Gartzke 2007+ 80+ Gleditsch 2002+ 81+ See, for example, Li, Ying Jin, and Chen 2003;…”