Why do some societies experience persistent instability while others sustain continuity, even under conditions of inequality?The Political Economy of Violenceoffers a rigorous and original framework for understanding conflict, instability, and

The Political Economy of Violence offers a  general theory of conflict linking allocation, power, and inequality to systemic instability and violence across political and economic systems.

This book, Resource, Region, and Ruin, explores why natural wealth so often leads to conflict instead of prosperity. Introducing the MASI framework, the book examines how mobility limits, exclusion, and