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Elusive Grievances: The Intuition and Reality of the Explanatory Power of Economic Inequality and Social Fractionalization for the Onset of Civil War

Orsolya K. Lazar, William Gregory Dixon

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Key concepts: Fractionalization, Explanatory power, Inequality, Intuition, Positive economics, Spanish Civil War, Power (physics), Social inequality

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