Ethnicity Matters: Transnational Ethnic Alliances and Foreign Policy Behavior

Ethnicity Matters: Transnational Ethnic Alliances and Foreign Policy Behavior
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种族问题：跨国种族联盟与外交政策行为

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1997
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W. Moore
W. Moore
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David R. Davis;W. Moore

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本文探讨跨国族群联盟对国家间互动的影响。当两个国家都包含同一个民族的成员时，就存在跨国民族联盟。我们认为，两种类型的二元组将经历比其他二元组更高层次的冲突：（1）那些在A国的少数民族与国家B中的少数民族有种族联系，（2）那些与跨国种族联盟，其中一个国家的群体是政治动员。使用COPDAB的数据，少数民族的风险，政治II，COW，和宾夕法尼亚大学世界表项目，我们发现这些论点的支持。
This article investigates the influence of transnational ethnic alliances on the international interactions of states. Transnational ethnic alliances exist when both states in a dyad contain members of the same ethnic group. We argue that two types of dyads will experience higher levels of conflict than other dyads: (1) those where an advantaged minority in state A has an ethnic tie to a nonadvantaged minority in state B, and (2) those with a transnational ethnic alliance where the group in one of the states is politically mobilized. Using data from the COPDAB, Minorities at Risk, Polity II, COW, and Penn World Tables projects we find support for these contentions.