Category G: Great power and allied involvement
Phase 1 Factors
| 1G-01 | Great powers encourage close relations between the sides |
| 1G-02 | Great powers do not encourage close relations between the sides |
| 1G-03 | A strong ally of one side had shown willingness to use force in the region |
| 1G-04 | A strong ally of one side was unwilling to use its force in the region |
| 1G-05 | Historic rivalry motivates great powers to exclude other's forces from the area |
| 1G-06 | Great power dispute leads to competition for favor of one side's leadership |
| 1G-07 | One side's increasing support from one great power, given its proximity to a second, tends to isolate that side in a showdown |
| 1G-08 | One side is receiving material support from an outside power |
| 1G-09 | Neither side is receiving outside support |
| 1G-10 | Great power concerns lead to stationing foreign troops in one side |
| 1G-11 | Increasing ties between one great power and "non-status quo" side lead to its use as a base for former's regional penetration |
| 1G-12 | Relations of "non-status quo" side with one great power warm, while cooling with another |
| 1G-13 | One superpower's concern with the other's military bases coincides with "non-status quo" side's desires |
| 1G-14 | Rivalry between great power allies of "non-status quo" side encourages lack of restraint in that side's leadership |
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