Commitment to Fight is a theoretical construct in competitive signaling that denotes the credible demonstration of an actor’s resolve and willingness to incur costs in conflict, distinguishing it from mere capability or intention by emphasizing irreversible or difficult-to-reverse investments that signal authentic adversarial intent.
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Insurgent Compensation: Evidence from Iraq
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