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work_b5k23flcmvdc7myopsl3sr23qq	Tobias Böhmelt	Blame the victims? Refugees, state capacity, and non-state actor violence	2018	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10388	684	55	higher likelihood of non-state conflict depends on the capacity of governments to manage and mitigate risks. We report evidence that refugee populations can be linked to an increased risk of non-state conflict, as well as for a mitigating effect of state capacity on the risk of non-state conflicts in the presence of refugees. we build on previous studies by, e.g., Onoma (2013) on refugee populations and the risk of non-state violence refugee access in developed countries on security grounds, and the risk of non-state conflict primarily applies Hypothesis 1: The risk of non-state violence increases with the number of refugees in a country. emerging.5 We thus expect that any effect of refugee populations on a higher risk of non-state violence should Non-state actor violence and civil conflict: Refugees and state capacity Non-state actor violence and civil conflict: Refugees and state capacity in a multinomial logistic	./cache/work_b5k23flcmvdc7myopsl3sr23qq.pdf	./txt/work_b5k23flcmvdc7myopsl3sr23qq.txt