Before revision: Thus, it is questionable as to whether life insurance truly "indicates a highly institutionalized norm of contracting in a society..." Another concern with Mousseau's explanation of capitalist peace theory is his omission of almost every Latin American intervention between 1816 to 1992, a fact that allows the author to conclude that "joint highly democratic dyads are about 3 times more likely … to resolve their militarized conflicts with mutual concessions’ (Mousseau, 1998, p. 210; see also Bremer, 1993)."
After revision: Thus, it is questionable as and whether life insurance truly "indicates a highly institutionalized norm of contracting in a society..." Another concern with Mousseau's explanation of capitalist peace theory is his omission of almost every Latin American intervention between 1816 to 1992, a fact that allows the author to conclude that "joint highly democratic dyads are about 3 times more likely … to resolve their militarized conflicts with mutual concessions’ (Mousseau, 1998, p. 210; see also Bremer, 1993)."