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We analyze the database prepared by Brecke (Brecke 2011) for violentconflict, covering some 600 years of human history. After normalizing the datafor the global human population, we find that the number of casualties tends tofollow a power law over the whole data series for the period considered, withno evidence of periodicity. We also observe that the number of conflicts, againnormalized for the human population, show a decreasing trend as a function oftime. Our result agree with previous analyses on this subject and tend tosupport the idea that war is a statistical phenomenon related to the networkstructure of the human society.

Pattern Analysis of World Conflicts over the past 600 years