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815255 Number of new conflicts per state-pair - Conflict type: non-state conflict conflicts per state-pair   2023-10-10 15:24:40 2024-07-25 23:15:01     1990-2022 6227     
{
    "unit": "conflicts per state-pair",
    "numDecimalPlaces": 5
}
 0     number_new_conflicts_per_country_pair__conflict_type_non_state_conflict grapher/war/2023-09-21/ucdp/ucdp#number_new_conflicts_per_country_pair__conflict_type_non_state_conflict 
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    "filters": [
        {
            "name": "conflict_type",
            "value": "non-state conflict"
        }
    ],
    "originalName": "Number of new conflicts per state-pair",
    "originalShortName": "number_new_conflicts_per_country_pair"
}
 2 minor         Uppsala Conflict Data Program and Peace Research Institute Oslo (2023) The number of conflicts divided by the number of all state-pairs. This accounts for the changing number of states over time.Included are non-state conflicts that were ongoing that year.   
[
    "A non-state conflict is a conflict between non-state armed groups, such as rebel groups, criminal organizations, or ethnic groups, that causes at least 25 deaths during a year. This includes combatant and civilian deaths due to fighting.",
    "We only count a conflict as new when the conflict overall started that year, not if it became active again.",
    "We count a conflict as new in a region even if the conflict started earlier or at the same time in another region. The sum across all regions can therefore be higher than the total number of new conflicts."
]
       
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    "selectedEntityNames": [
        "Africa",
        "Americas",
        "Asia and Oceania",
        "Europe",
        "Middle East"
    ]
}
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