MPSA: Fighting for Investment or Picking Battlefields? How Did Resource-Based FDI and Interest Heterogeneity Reshape the Modes of Intervention in Intra-state Wars after 1990

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Fighting for Investment or Picking Battlefields? How Did Resource-Based FDI and Interest Heterogeneity Reshape the Modes of Intervention in Intra-state Wars after 1990

In Event: Conflict Mediation and Intervention

Fri, April 24, 3:20 to 4:50pm CDT (3:20 to 4:50pm CDT), TBA

Brief Overview

This paper employs csQCA and a most-similar case comparison design to investigate whether resource-based FDI (RFDI) motivates investor states to intervene in host-country civil wars and how different FDI interests shape modes of intervention.

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Chi-Wei Chan, National Chengchi University