Public policies for peace
综述了公共政策如何通过经济和安全策略减少暴力冲突、恐怖主义和犯罪，总结了现有知识，提炼了政策启示，并指出了研究空白。
Abstract Can public policies influence incentives for violence? Can policymakers design economic and security strategies that effectively reduce conflict, terrorism, and crime? This review synthesizes existing research on the role of public policy in mitigating the drivers of armed violence. It examines a broad spectrum of interventions—from labor market and educational policies aimed at expanding opportunity and promoting inclusion, to strategies designed to deter conflict through detection, enforcement, and prevention. The article summarizes the current state of knowledge, distills key lessons for policymakers, and identifies critical research gaps and promising directions for future inquiry.