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MIT Cascon System for Analyzing International Conflict
Cascon is a "conflict analysis and decision-support system" that includes information on 85 post-World War II conflict cases, and was most recently updated in 2000. "Cascon is based on the Bloomfield-Leiss conflict model, which represents conflict as a dynamic process" in which conflicts pass through distinctive stages. Features maps and brief descriptions of stages for events such as the Lebanon and Greek civil wars. From Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
http://web.mit.edu/cascon/
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