Charles Tilly compared state-making and this behavior to organized crime.
Charles Tilly compared state-making and this behavior to organized crime. James Fearon used a bargaining model to resolve the inefficiency puzzle of why it is pursued despite its cost. Kenneth Waltz examined this behavior through three "images of analysis." A book that sets forth a "fascinating trinity" of this behavior analogized confusion during it to a "fog." A 1973 resolution restricted the (*) President's ability to engage in this behavior without a congressional declaration. Clausewitz declared this behavior an extension of policy by other means. Thomas Friedman claimed that this behavior has not occurred between two countries with McDonald's. The Geneva Conventions mandate humanitarian treatment during these events. For 10 points, name this kind of armed conflict among states.
Charles Tilly compared state-making and this behavior to organized crime.
{war} [or armed conflict until mentioned]