Indra de Soysa is Professor of Political Science at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. His research primarily focuses on the political, economic and social outcomes of economic liberalization, the effects of institutions, and the causes of peace and prosperity. He has published widely on Foreign Direct Investment, the causes of civil and political violence, consequences of inequality, the natural resource curse, globalization, and environmental politics. His publications include the monograph Foreign Direct Investment, Democracy, and Development: The Correlates and Concomitants of Globalization (Routledge, 2003).

• Chapter 1: A Capitalist Civil Peace? Identifying the MechanismChapter 2. The Shape of Armed Violence: Does Politics Trump Economics?Chapter 3. Critically Assessing Rival Theory: Push Back on GrievanceChapter 4. Explaining the Capitalist Civil Peace: The Organizational LogicChapter 5. Empirics of the Onset of Civil War: Data, Methods, and ReplicationsChapter 6. Peace is Not Peace! Economic Governance, Grievance, and GratificationChapter 7. Interpersonal Violence: Economic Freedom, Shadow Markets, and CriminogenityChapter 8. The Governance Imperative: Some Conclusions, Recommendations for Policy, and Future Research

Indra de Soysa is Professor of Political Science at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. His research primarily focuses on the political, economic and social outcomes of economic liberalization, the effects of institutions, and the causes of peace and prosperity. He has published widely on Foreign Direct Investment, the causes of civil and political violence, consequences of inequality, the natural resource curse, globalization, and environmental politics. His publications include the monograph Foreign Direct Investment, Democracy, and Development: The Correlates and Concomitants of Globalization (Routledge, 2003).

• Chapter 1: A Capitalist Civil Peace? Identifying the MechanismChapter 2. The Shape of Armed Violence: Does Politics Trump Economics?Chapter 3. Critically Assessing Rival Theory: Push Back on GrievanceChapter 4. Explaining the Capitalist Civil Peace: The Organizational LogicChapter 5. Empirics of the Onset of Civil War: Data, Methods, and ReplicationsChapter 6. Peace is Not Peace! Economic Governance, Grievance, and GratificationChapter 7. Interpersonal Violence: Economic Freedom, Shadow Markets, and CriminogenityChapter 8. The Governance Imperative: Some Conclusions, Recommendations for Policy, and Future Research

Indra de Soysa is Professor of Political Science at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. His research primarily focuses on the political, economic and social outcomes of economic liberalization, the effects of institutions, and the causes of peace and prosperity. He has published widely on Foreign Direct Investment, the causes of civil and political violence, consequences of inequality, the natural resource curse, globalization, and environmental politics. His publications include the monograph Foreign Direct Investment, Democracy, and Development: The Correlates and Concomitants of Globalization (Routledge, 2003).

• Chapter 1: A Capitalist Civil Peace? Identifying the MechanismChapter 2. The Shape of Armed Violence: Does Politics Trump Economics?Chapter 3. Critically Assessing Rival Theory: Push Back on GrievanceChapter 4. Explaining the Capitalist Civil Peace: The Organizational LogicChapter 5. Empirics of the Onset of Civil War: Data, Methods, and ReplicationsChapter 6. Peace is Not Peace! Economic Governance, Grievance, and GratificationChapter 7. Interpersonal Violence: Economic Freedom, Shadow Markets, and CriminogenityChapter 8. The Governance Imperative: Some Conclusions, Recommendations for Policy, and Future Research