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During the past two centuries, western nations have successively extended the voting franchise to citizens of lower income. We explain this process of democratization as a rational way for incumbent elites to wage war effectively on other nations, as in a strategic game of international conflict...
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We examine the effect of the interaction between resource rents and democracy on corruption for a panel of 29 Sub …
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Group-based identity undermines democracy by impeding democratic change of government. A substantial literature has … therefore studied how to make democracy consistent with group identity. We contribute to this literature by introducing the role … or replacement of local government because of disfunctionality. Our general contribution is to show how democracy can …
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their geopolitical state after Russia's attack on Ukraine. It was the Gallup democracy, which launched the political moves …
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terror per capita. Democracy, previously associated with more casualties, emerges as a marginally negative predictor of …
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stronger political institutions, as measured by democracy indicators, manage to alleviate some of the adverse effects of US …
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cumulative childhood exposure to democracy shapes adult health outcomes. It is found that growing up in bad regimes lastingly …
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We explore the effect of oil import price shocks on political outcomes using a worldwide dataset on elections of chief executives. Oil import price shocks cause a reduction in the odds of reelection of incumbents, an increase in media chatter about fuel prices, and an increase in non-violent...
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We document a remarkable increase over the past two and a half decades in the fraction of people in England feeling close to no party - the rise of the "no party" - which, today, is close to constituting an absolute majority. We develop a new method to distinguish between age, period, and cohort...
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networks expanded in a less interior-to-coast way in periods of democracy. This result suggests that Africa's interior …
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