Political Incentives for (Non)-Compliance: Evidence from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

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Brief Overview

Human rights scholars argue voters like compliance, but the public’s attitudes are not uniform when the military is implicated. It is thus important to incorporate the public's preferences into existing models of compliance with international law.

Author

• Francesca Parente, University of California-Los Angeles