Ballots and Bullets:
The Elusive Democratic Peace
Joanne Gowa

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"This is a depressingly good book. One of the few robust empirical relations we thought we had in international relations was that democratic states rarely if ever fight each other. In this provacative book, Professor Gowa undermines the democratic peace-thesis and offers a more persuasive interest-based alternative that fits the data better. This book has important theoretical and policy implications."--Robert Powell, University of California, Berkeley

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