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    Aggressive Behaviors within Polities, 1948-1962: A Cross-National StudyAuthor(s): Ivo K. Feierabend and Rosalind L. FeierabendSource: The Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Sep., 1966), pp. 249-271Published by: Sage Publications, Inc.Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/173000.

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    POLlTIES,POLlTIES,POLlTIES,POLlTIES,whichsolutions to

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    ROTATE1) MATRIX OF MrssuingSFACTOItS*

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    ROTATE1) MATRIX OF MrssuingSFACTOItS*

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    of =of total 23.33 6.77 5.89 5.32 3.62= 71.46

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    256565656 IVO L. FEIERABENDVO L. FEIERABENDVO L. FEIERABENDVO L. FEIERABEND

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    1948-19621948-19621948-19621948-1962on will1964).

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    IVO L. FEIERABENDVO L. FEIERABENDVO L. FEIERABENDVO L. FEIERABENDfield

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    FRUSTRATION AND OF STABILITY*OFOF RATIO OF FORMATIONTO WANT

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    THE EIGHT FRUST~ON AND DEcramOFSTABILITY

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    POLITIES, 1948-1962POLITIES, 1948-1962POLITIES, 1948-1962POLITIES, 1948-1962 261616161the

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    AND STABILITY

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    6RELATIONSHIP RATE ON AND RATE

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    RANK-ORDEH COILRELATIONS (l~-IO) OF CHANGE ON VARIABLES ANDTWO MEASUI~S OF STABILITY, 1948--1962

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    RELATIONSHIP LEVELANDMEANBATE CHANCE NVARIABLESMODEHNITYHATE

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    PtELATIONSHIP MODERNITY AND RATE OF IN

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    1963, pp. 41-~. of HumanNew N.J.:1965.

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