Replication Data for: Armed Violence and Patriarchal Values: A Survey of Young Men in Thailand and their Military Experiences

Replication Data for: Armed Violence and Patriarchal Values: A Survey of Young Men in Thailand and their Military Experiences What is the relationship between armed violence and patriarchal values? This question is addressed with the help of two surveys of young men in the conflict-affected southern provinces of Thailand. In Study 1 we find that men with more patriarchal values are more prone to volunteer for paramilitary service. Study 2 uses a natural experiment made possible by the conscription lottery in Thailand to compare survey responses of men who were involuntarily enlisted to do Military Conscription Service (treatment group) to the responses of those men who participated in the lottery but were not enlisted (control group). We find no difference in patriarchal values between the treatment and control groups. We conclude that patriarchal values drive voluntary participation in armed conflict while military service as a conscript in a conflict zone does not cause patriarchal values.复现数据集：《武装暴力与父权价值观（Patriarchal Values）：泰国青年男性及其兵役经历调研》 本研究针对「武装暴力与父权价值观之间存在何种关联？」这一问题展开探讨，通过针对泰国受冲突影响南部省份青年男性开展的两项调研进行解答。 在研究1中，我们发现持有更强父权价值观的男性更倾向于自愿参与准军事服役。 研究2依托泰国征兵抽签制度所创设的自然实验，对比了两类男性的调研反馈：一类是被强制征召入伍的义务兵役（Military Conscription Service）实验组（Treatment Group），另一类是参与抽签但未获征召的男性对照组（Control Group）。 结果显示，实验组与对照组在父权价值观层面不存在显著差异。 综上，我们得出结论：父权价值观会推动个体自愿参与武装冲突，而在冲突地区以义务兵身份服役并不会催生父权价值观。