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This chapter scrutinises MacCormick’s liberal nationalism. The first issue with which he grapples is how well the post-sovereign constellation can re-configure nationalism through disposing of the exclusivist and suppressive (of regional forms of nationalism)propensities built into the...
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This working paper offers a reconstruction and critical analysis of Joerges’ conflicts theory of European Union law. It is claimed that the theory of European conflicts is structured around three key premises: first, that there are functional and normative reasons to transcend the autarchic...
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When are economic sanctions expected to succeed? Previous studies predict that sanctions will be more effective when the issue at stake is important, when the sender and target are allied, when the target’s domestic institutions are more democratic, and when the target’s economy is...
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Turkey? The PKK’s radicalization at a period of EU-induced democratization in Turkey counters the conventional argument that … fostering democracy would reduce the problems of ethnic conflict. Explanations based on resource mobilization, political … opportunity structures, and cognitive framing fail to provide a satisfactory answer. The article argues that democratization will …
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This article revisits the empirical relationship between oil and democracy. Existing studies establish a negative cross …-country correlation between oil and democracy in a Pooled OLS framework. This insight has recently been challenged by claiming that it … democracy. This article argues that because of the high persistence of democracy and oil, the findings of no effect of oil on …
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While there has been extensive interest in the role of democracy in reducing interstate violence, the role of democracy … democracy contributes to former belligerents reaching the highest levels of peace but that it is not helpful at the lower levels … especially if only one side is a democracy. The article tests arguments on a dataset that captures the transitions from one level …
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on incentives for violence and civil war empirically have almost invariably relied upon measures of democracy to proxy … repression will give rise to an inverted U-shaped relationship between democracy and the risk of civil war. The authors detail a … number of problems with measures of democracy as proxies for political opportunity structures and develop alternative …
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Joko Widodo’s victory in the 2012 Jakarta Gubernatorial Election could be seen as a populist phenomenon. An outsider to Jakarta politics, Joko Widodo (Jokowi) beat the incumbent, Fauzi Bowo (Foke), who had received strong support from political parties. Using populism as an analytical tool,...
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What is the scope of economics as a science, what is economics for? Real freedom or what we call substantive democracy … the most substantial contributors to what could be called the erosion of democracy. The first argument used in this case … economics considers democracy contradictory to the expression of its scientific rationality and; the third, that economics …
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