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Tag Archives: Middle East conflict
To Kill Hope? In Search of a Reliable Strategy to Fight Terrorism
New paper’s ‘To Kill Hope? In Search of a Reliable Strategy to Fight Terrorism’ draft is uploaded for critics in free access at ssrn: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2745935 Nor does history of Israel suggest any reasonable expectation that terrorists will be appeased by … Continue reading
Posted in Elections and Politics in Israel, Pure vs. Mixed Public Goods, Security and Terrorism
Tagged History of Israel, History of Terrorism against Jews and Israel, Middle East conflict
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Revisiting Terrorism studies: new papers’ 1st draft
We had started a series of short studies of terrorism “supply” and counter-terrorism “under-supply” incentives since 2004. After few years of break we returned to the issue starting with well forgotten story: how Oslo “peace” process was explained and advocated … Continue reading
Posted in Pure vs. Mixed Public Goods, Security and Terrorism
Tagged Middle East conflict, Political economy, Public Choice, Terrorism
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Who told this? Test yourself!
The right answer one could find here. “You can’t go waving two banners at once, both of defense and of social reform“ On July 6, 1976, in a speech made at the funeral of Yonatan Netanyahu, an outstanding fighter, military … Continue reading
Posted in Pure & Mixed Public goods, social justice outcomes
Tagged History of Israel, Middle East conflict, Political economy, Public Choice
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