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Climate has contrasting direct and indirect effects on armed conflicts
David Helman
, Benjamin F. Zaitchik
, Chris Funk
Johns Hopkins University
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
United States Geological Survey
University of California at Santa Barbara
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Middle East
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Armed Conflict
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Violence Risk
100%
Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM)
50%
Local Temperature
50%
Climate Change Impacts
50%
Violent Conflict
50%
Africa
50%
Competing Hypotheses
50%
Warm Temperature
50%
Water Supply
50%
Relationship-based
50%
Nonlinear Response
50%
Satellite Data
50%
Temperature Conditions
50%
Multiple Mechanisms
50%
Food Supply
50%
West African
50%
Conflict Risk
50%
Generalized Theory
50%
Low Rainfall
50%
Analysis Scale
50%
Land Surface Model
50%
Climate Influence
50%
Indirect Climate Effect
50%
Non-state Conflict
50%
Across Countries
50%
Conflict in Africa
50%
Unbiased Datasets
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Middle East
100%
Africa
100%
Satellite Data
50%
Land Surface
50%
Food Supply
50%
Climate Effect
50%
Water Supply
50%
Structural Equation Modeling
50%
Social Sciences
Africa
100%
Middle East
100%
Structural Equation Modeling
50%
Water Supply
50%
Food Supply
50%
Violent Conflict
50%
Nonlinear
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Structural Equation Modeling
100%