Conflict Studies: Evidence and Outcomes in Educational and Labor Markets
Introduction Conflict studies examine how armed or non‑armed hostilities influence social, economic, and political systems. Recent empirical work has moved beyond descriptive accounts to quantify the direct and indirect effects of conflict on key development indicators. This article synthesizes evidence from urban violence, labor supply shocks, and radicalization discourse, while also addressing methodological standards that…
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