The paper made two two novel contributions to the study of climatic impacts on conflict: first, it attempted a comprehensive test of the effects of precipitation on interstate conflict; second, it developed a theoretical framework, premised in the bargaining model, which moves beyond simple neo-Malthusian conjectures about the relationship between resource scarcity and conflict.
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Devlin, C. and C. S. Hendrix. 2014. Trends and triggers redux: Climate change, rainfall, and interstate conflict. Political Geography 43(0): 27-39.
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2014
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