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Barrington Moore.s famous line .no bourgeoisie, no democracy. is one of the most quoted claims in political science. But has the rise of the African middle class promoted democratic consolidation? This paper uses the case of Kenya to investigate the attit
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and second nation-wide elections of shoura or councils which were the first steps toward self-government. The author is …
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Building on the formal literature on democratization, this paper models a dictator’s choice between closed … elections make revolt more likely to succeed. Implications are drawn for how economic inequality, regime strength, and …
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both in city-pairs that were separated by the pre-war border and in those that were not. These patterns suggest that nation-building …
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During the course of this search man has extracted opium from poppy plant, cocaine from the leaves of coca bush, and cannabis from the hemp plant. Initially the use of these was only for the purpose of relieving the physical and mental capabilities, and for medicinal and surgical purpose. But...
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In a search for appropriate theory, this essay inserts drug trafficking, the world’s largest illicit economic activity, within a wider analytical frame called the ‘covert netherworld.’ Through the convergence of three factors-covert operations, illicit commerce, and social milieu-such...
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