This collection brings together distinguished scholars who have
come to believe that democracies have a special proclivity to
stimulate political violence. Cold War preoccupations and
tendencies to ignore historical experiences have obscured this
characteristic, as has a naive assumption that when appropriate
peaceful means for settling disputes are provided, the need and
thus the likelihood for violence dissipates. But the more we know
about this feature of democracy the more effective our responses
will be.
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