The influence of cognitive bias on crisis decision-making: Experimental evidence on the comparison of bias effects between crisis decision-maker groups

Paulus, David; Vries, G. de; Janssen, Marijn; Walle, Bartel Van de

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2022.103379

“…This analysis dissects the effectiveness of these strategies in achieving crucial objectives like silencing the guns, protecting vulnerable populations, and building lasting peace [3,5]. However, disentangling the threads of impact and causality within the intricate web of conflict poses a significant challenge, demanding continuous refinement of assessment methodologies [10]. Drawing on these insights, the analysis distills lessons learned to inform future interventions, emphasizing context-specific approaches, local ownership, and comprehensive strategies addressing root causes of conflicts [1,11,12].…”

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The Effectiveness of International Humanitarian Intervention in Conflict Zones

2024

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This academic article examines the effectiveness of international humanitarian intervention in conflict zones. Humanitarian intervention refers to the use of military, diplomatic, or economic measures by external actors to protect civilians, promote human rights, and alleviate suffering in areas affected by armed conflict. The research employs a comprehensive approach, incorporating content analysis, case study, and historical analysis in its methodology. It explores the key challenges faced by international actors in implementing humanitarian interventions and evaluates their impact on conflict resolution and post-conflict reconstruction. Through this thorough analysis of case studies and scholarly literature, this article contributes to the ongoing debate surrounding the efficacy of international humanitarian intervention.

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“…This analysis dissects the effectiveness of these strategies in achieving crucial objectives like silencing the guns, protecting vulnerable populations, and building lasting peace (Benson & Tucker, 2022;Weiss, 1999). However, disentangling the threads of impact and causality within the intricate web of conflict poses a significant challenge, demanding continuous refinement of assessment methodologies (Paulus et al, 2023).…”

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The Effectiveness of International Humanitarian Intervention in Conflict Zones

Saaida

2023

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This academic article examines the effectiveness of international humanitarian intervention in conflict zones. Humanitarian intervention refers to the use of military, diplomatic, or economic measures by external actors to protect civilians, promote human rights, and alleviate suffering in areas affected by armed conflict. The research employs a comprehensive approach, incorporating content analysis, case study, and historical analysis in its methodology. It explores the key challenges faced by international actors in implementing humanitarian interventions and evaluates their impact on conflict resolution and post-conflict reconstruction. Through this thorough analysis of case studies and scholarly literature, this article contributes to the ongoing debate surrounding the efficacy of international humanitarian intervention.

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“…This analysis dissects the effectiveness of these strategies in achieving crucial objectives like silencing the guns, protecting vulnerable populations, and building lasting peace (Benson and Tucker, 2022;Weiss, 1999). However, disentangling the threads of impact and causality within the intricate web of conflict poses a significant challenge, demanding continuous refinement of assessment methodologies (Paulus et al, 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

The Effectiveness of International Humanitarian Intervention in Conflict Zones

Saaida

2023

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This academic paper examines the effectiveness of international humanitarian intervention in conflict zones. Humanitarian intervention refers to the use of military, diplomatic, or economic measures by external actors to protect civilians, promote human rights, and alleviate suffering in areas affected by armed conflict. The research employs a comprehensive approach, incorporating content analysis, case study, and historical analysis in its methodology. It explores the key challenges faced by international actors in implementing humanitarian interventions and evaluates their impact on conflict resolution and post-conflict reconstruction. Through this thorough analysis of case studies and scholarly literature, this article contributes to the ongoing debate surrounding the efficacy of international humanitarian intervention.

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The influence of cognitive bias on crisis decision-making: Experimental evidence on the comparison of bias effects between crisis decision-maker groups

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