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coercion by risk: a standalone construct

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coercion that gradually raises the probability of future civilian damage to pressure an opponent into concessions, as in graduated bombing campaigns.

In strategic studies, coercion by risk refers to coercion that gradually raises the probability of future civilian damage to pressure an opponent into concessions, as in graduated bombing campaigns. This meaning comes from Pape (1996) in Bombing to win.[1]

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References

Pape, R. A. (1996). Bombing to win. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801431340

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