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Does limited competition promote voting stability and party system institutionalization? Since Russian political … test whether limited competition in non-democratic Russia leads to voting stability and party system institutionalization …
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How is state capacity consolidated? While there is a growing literature on state formation and the long-term rise of state capacity, this literature typically deals with differences between countries, neglecting the fact that state formation also occurs differentially within a country over time....
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This paper aims to build an algorithm of network dynamics with decision-making under incomplete information. Accordingly, it tries to identify if a social planner reduces the influence of individual biases, such as confirmation bias or assimilation bias on agents actions, and solve a...
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differences using the notion of the party system nationalization, which is measured by comparing turnout and voting for political …
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type of institutions. This paper develops a simple voting model with heterogeneous agents, which differ in their skills and … redistribution, preferred by the least skilled agents. We compare the possibility of this outcome for different voting rules, and …
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federal level. This can be explained by the phenomenon of strategic voting, according to which voters prefer to cast their …
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Donald Trump and his team have often been accused of having close ties to Russia and Russians expressed much greater support for Trump than residents of other countries. This article provides the first systematic analysis of Russian media coverage of Trump's activities during and after the...
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The research is dedicated to the analysis of the relation between political competition that measured as the sum total of the electorate competition and the consolidation of the elite, as well as of the effectiveness of the fulfillment of the social and economic responsibilities of the regional...
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In my paper I analyze why some top-level public administrators invite a peer review to learn about the strengths and weaknesses of their agencies while others do not. A peer review is a light-touch voluntary benchmarking exercise conducted by a group of critical friends (peers). I propose a...
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We provide a game-theoretical model of manipulative election campaigns with two political candidates and a continuum of Bayesian voters. Voters are uncertain about candidate positions, which are exogenously given and lie on a unidimensional policy space. Candidates take unobservable, costly...
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