What are the different ways in which an intervener can use airpower to enhance a rebel
organization's ability to capture government-held territory? Multiple studies have analyzed …

How does how intervener airpower affect civil war parties' ability to take and hold territory? I
argue that airpower can have both short-and long-term effects on an actor's ability to take …

New domains of military conflict, such as space and cyber, arguably increase opportunities
for conflict across, as well as within, domains. Cross-domain conflict is thus seen by many as …

This article introduces a dataset on disaggregated national military capabilities from 1970 to
2014, drawn from the International Institute for Strategic Studies Military Balance. While …

Theories of crisis bargaining suggest that military mobilizations act as costly signals of
resolve, increasing the credibility of coercive threats. In this article, I argue that air …

Why do some civil conflicts end quickly, while others last for years? We argue that an
incumbent government's military forces play a crucial role in conflict duration. Specifically …

How does exposure to aerial bombing influence voting for the target country's leadership?
Do voters tend to punish incumbents for policy failure? These questions are relevant for …

This article introduces the Distribution of Military Capabilities (rDMC) dataset. It begins by
explaining the value of collecting data on disaggregated national military capabilities, its …

Air strikes have become an essential tool in major powers' military arsenals. Yet, despite the
precise technology that air power represents, its use can also result in unintended killings. In …

Research on strategies and force employment in modern warfare is prolific, but siloed. While
some examine boots on the ground, others focus on aerial bombing or unpiloted platforms …