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The political economy of violent commitment suggests that once leaders and publics commit to high-salience conflicts with identity stakes, feasible policies tilt toward prolongation rather than settlement.

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  1. Brad DeLong Economics professor at the University of California
    Call it the political economy of violent commitment: once leaders, movements, and publics buy into a high-salience conflict with identity stakes, the feasible policies tilt toward prolongation rather than settlement.

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