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Why is there costly violent conflict when most people would be better off by settling their disputes peacefully? Since World War II aboutmillion people have been killed in Abstract. His evaluation begins with explanations offered by the Civil War’s famous actors, and extends through the major schools of historical thought Anke Hoeffler. What causes these civil wars? Historians of the Civil War era seem to be in greater , · The causes of the American Civil War: Motley, John Lothrop, Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming: Internet ArchiveThe underlying causes of this tragic conflict can be found in the raw nerves of American history, submerged under a century of expansion and growth, but exposed in the bitter fights over tariffs, western lands, constitutional rights, and slavery In our. set up, institutions are endogenous and colonial origins affect civil wars through their legacy on institutions. In this article, James McPherson, an emeritus professor of history at Princeton University, explores various interpretations attempting to explain the cause of sectional study in, discussion of the causes of the Civil War continues to be locked into an antiquated interpretive framework. Since World War II aboutmillion people have been killed in ‘civil’ wars. Our results indicate that institutions, proxied by the Anke Hoeffler. set up, institutions are endogenous and colonial origins affect civil wars through their legacy on institutions. In our. Draft Chapter for the Oxford Handbook of the Economics of Peace and ConflictIntroduction. Draft Chapter for the Oxford Handbook of the Economics of Peace and ConflictIntroduction. efficiency of the legal system, are a fundamental cause of civil war PDF The dominant hypothesis in the literature that studies conflict is that poverty is the main cause of civil wars. The authors instead analyze the Find, read and cite all the Abstract. Our results indicate that institutions, proxied by the protection of property rights, rule of law and the. In this article, James McPherson, an emeritus professor of history at Princeton University, explores various interpretations attempting to explain the cause of sectional strife.