Article summary
This article examines citizens' post-conflict security demands using Hobbesian theory and survey data from Liberia.
This article examines citizens' post-conflict security demands using Hobbesian theory and survey data from Liberia.
This study challenges assumptions about party monitoring capabilities in developing democracies.
This study asks how international intervention affects the rule of law after civil war in Liberia. Rule of law is defined to require both that state authorities obey legal limits and that citizens rely on state laws and institutions to resolve disputes.