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Democracy and economic growth : optimal level and transmission channels

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Finance versus democracy? : theorizing finance in society

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Democracy, dictatorship and the cultural transmission of political values

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The political market

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God does not play dice, but people should : random selection in politics, science and society

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Government is whose problem?

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Dictators don't compete : autocracy, democracy, and tax competition

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