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This paper introduces a new approach to examine the relationship between income and democracy by employing panel count … data models to explicitly allow for the fact that the primary indices of democracy are non-negative integers with upper … bounds. We find evidence that though income and democracy are positively related the magnitude of the coefficient is …
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We revisit Lipset‘s law, which posits a positive and significant relationship between income and democracy. Using … democracy: higher/lower incomes per capita hinder/trigger democratization. Decomposing overall income per capita into its …
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Why do governments abuse human rights, and what can be done to deter and reverse abusive practices? This article examines the emerging social science on these two questions. Over the last few decades, scholars have made considerable progress in answering the first one. Abuse stems, centrally,...
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Faced with the possibility of losing their position due to domestic opposition, political leaders may sometimes consider initiating a foreign conflict as a means to redirect attention away from domestic issues. In such instances, which states are most likely to become diversionary targets? This...
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variance in the extent to which democracy constrains state violations of human rights? We assume that an executiveâ … state terror. Our results suggest that pursuing democracy is a useful way to reduce political violence, both directly and …
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remains unclear. Does democracy motivate terrorists to engage in hostage-taking acts because of how easy negotiating with a … democratic government is? Or does democracy impose ‘audience costs’ on the government leaders, driving them never to … finds strong evidence that supports this theory, showing that democracy has competing effects on hostage-taking terrorism â …
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Robert Dahl is a well-known defender of workplace democracy. This article examines the assumptions and logic that … the explication of Dahl's position on workplace democracy, several broader features of his social and political theorizing …
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the empirical analysis of democracy, and proposes a more refined typology of ‘anti-system parties’. …
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This paper discusses the role of electoral institutional design in Mexico’s transition to democracy. Our argument is …
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In many countries, thinking about a (new) tax amnesty is currently in vogue. However, international experience shows that the financial success of such a tax amnesty is not guaranteed, in part because it is thought that tax amnesties may over time undermine tax compliance. This article conducts...
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