The waning of warfare / Bruce Russett.
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Current History Vol 113 No 759, January 2014, pp.30-32 (20)Summary: Since the end of the Second World War there has been a significant decline in armed conflict. This is said to be due mainly to the increase in numbers of democratic states which act as one of many inputs (others include international organizations, trade and economic development, international law) to a self reinforcing system.
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Since the end of the Second World War there has been a significant decline in armed conflict. This is said to be due mainly to the increase in numbers of democratic states which act as one of many inputs (others include international organizations, trade and economic development, international law) to a self reinforcing system.
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