Four Reviews of Economic Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy (Review 1)  

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Drazen, Allan

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: The Economic Journal (EBSCO) vol. 117 no. 517 (Feb. 2007), page F162-F168.
Topik: DEMOCRACY; economic; dictatoship; democracy
Fulltext: F162.pdf (58.38KB)

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What are the economic determinants of the transition from authoritarian to democratic rule and democratic consolidation (the process by which in the oft - quoted phrase of linz and stepan (1996, p.5), "democracy has become "the only game in town" ... when no significant political groups seriously attempt to ovethrow the democratic regime ". ) ? How do the size of the middle class, external influences (such as " globalisation"), or even resource endowments affect these processes ? These questions have long interested political scientists and have become central to current policy debates. However, there has been surprisingly little use of formal political economy models to study them, nor even much attention given to these questions by economists.

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