MetaTOC stay on top of your field, easily

Power, Parity, and Place: Why Forgetting the Loss-of-Strength Gradient Misses the Relative Power Relationship

, , , , , , , , , , , ,

Journal of Conflict Resolution

Published online on

Abstract

Journal of Conflict Resolution, Volume 70, Issue 4, Page 559-588, April 2026.
Students of international relations continue to debate the role of power as a cause of conflict. In particular, there exists no consensus about whether power parity or preponderance is more likely to trigger militarized disputes. Generally overlooked in ...