Abstract
Glowacki's detailed account of small-scale societies' endogenously emerging tendencies to oscillate between phases of peace and war highlights a need for understanding better the incentives governing "internal" policing for "external" peacekeeping. Here, I sketch some of these incentives and point out a resulting dilemma which Glowacki's account leaves unresolved for the time being.
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