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Conflict studies

the finding across studies that people exposed to wartime violence later show more cooperation, civic participation and prosocial behavior, especially toward their own group.

In conflict studies, war-induced cooperation refers to the finding across studies that people exposed to wartime violence later show more cooperation, civic participation and prosocial behavior, especially toward their own group. This meaning comes from Bauer (2016) in Can War Foster Cooperation?.[1]

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Bauer, M., Blattman, C., Chytilová, J., Henrich, J., Miguel, E., & Mitts, T. (2016). Can War Foster Cooperation?. National Bureau of Economic Research. https://doi.org/10.3386/w22312

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