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Environmental Science Faculty

Rafael Reuveny
Professor

Ph.D., Indiana University, 1997

Rafael Reuveny holds a double-major doctoral degree from the School of Business and the Department of Political Science, both in Indiana University, Bloomington. He has published papers in various journals, including American Journal of Political Science, International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Journal of Peace Research, International Organization, Review of International Studies, Policy Studies Journal, Policy Sciences, Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy, and Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change. He has forthcoming papers in various journals, including Ecological Economics and Defense and Peace Economics. His research employs various analytical methods, including statistical models, formal mathematical models, case studies, and policy analyses. His research topics include various political-economic aspects of international conflict, focusing on the Arab-Israeli conflict, Islamic and Jewish Fundamentalism, the relationship between international trade and political conflict, the relationship between political conflict and scarcity of natural resources, the relationship between international conflict and democracy, and the relationship between international conflict and economic growth and innovation in the long run.

A Sample of Publications

Reuveny, Rafael, "Economic Growth, Environmental Scarcity and Conflict," Global Environmental Politics, 2002, Vol 2.

Krutilla, Kerry and Rafael Reuveny, "The Quality of Life in the Dynamics of Economic Development," Environment and Development Economics, 2002, Vol 7: 23-45.

Reuveny, Rafael and John Maxwell, "Conflict and Renewable Resources," Journal of Conflict Resolution, 2001, Vol. 45: 719-742.

Reuveny, Rafael and Christopher S. Decker, "Easter Island: A Historical Anecdote or a Warning for the Future?" Ecological Economics, 2000, Vol. 35: 271-287.

Maxwell, John and Rafael Reuveny, "Resource Scarcity and Conflict in Developing Countries," Journal of Peace Research, 2000, Vol. 37: 301-322.

Reuveny, Rafael, "The Political Economy of Israeli-Palestinian Interdependence," Policy Studies Journal, 1999, Vol. 27: 643-664.

Reuveny, Rafael and William R. Thompson, "Economic Innovation, Systemic Leadership, and Military Preparations for War: The U.S. Case," Journal of Conflict Resolution, 1999, Vol. 43: 570-595.

Reuveny, Rafael and Aseem Prakash, "The Afghanistan War and the Breakdown of the Soviet Union," Review of International Studies, 1999, Vol. 25: 693-708.

Thompson, William R. and Rafael Reuveny, "Tariffs and Trade Fluctuations: Does Protectionism Matter As Much as We Think?" International Organization, 1998, Vol. 52: 421-441.

Reuveny, Rafael and John Maxwell, "Free Trade and Arms Races," Journal of Conflict Resolution, 1998, Vol. 42: 771-803.

Reuveny, Rafael, "Democracy, Credibility, and Sound Economics: The Israeli Hyperinflation," Policy Sciences, 1997, Vol. 30: 91-111.

Reuveny, Rafael and Heejoon Kang, "International Trade, Political Conflict/Cooperation, and Granger Causality," American Journal of Political Science, 1996, Vol. 40: 943-970.