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What Is Civil War?

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Chapter 23 Civil War
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Popular dictatorships crises, mass opinion, and the rise of electoral authoritarianism
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A “Perfect Dictatorship?” The Puzzle of Electoral Authoritarianism
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Crises, Popular Opinion, and Electoral Authoritarianism
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The Crisis Roots of Electoral Authoritarianism: A Macro-Level Analysis
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Is Russia Unique? The Strongman Heresthetic in Comparative Perspective
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Conclusions and Implications
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Bibliography
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Index
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Debates and Approaches in Researching and Studying Civil War
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Revolutions against the State
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The Historical Roots of Political Violence
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Introduction
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The Argument
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Revolutionary Terrorism and Its Ideological Roots
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The Major Cases of Revolutionary Terrorism
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Contemporary Effects and Background Conditions
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The Long-Term Determinants of Revolutionary Terrorism
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Historical Mechanisms
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Individualism, Modernization, and Violence
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Index
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Index
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How Insurgency Begins
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Introduction
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A Theory of Rebel Group Formation
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Context and Initial Conditions
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The Rebels
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Civilians
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The State
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Implications for Scholarship and Policy
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Identifying Ugandan Rebel Groups
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List of Interviews and Focus Groups
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Supplementary Statistical Analyses
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Dataset on Rebel Group Formation in Central and Eastern Africa
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References
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Index
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Regime Threats and State Solutions
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Preface
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Bringing Bureaucrats In
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Managing the State
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The Origins of the Kenyan State
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Elite Incorporation and the Diversity of the State
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The Provincial Administration under President Kenyatta
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The Provincial Administration during President Moi’s Autocratic Years
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Moi, the Provincial Administration, and Multiparty Elections
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Kibaki and the Provincial Administration
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Index
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Democracy and Nationalism in Southeast Asia
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Preface and Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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Nationalist Conflict in Democratic Contexts
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Aceh
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Papua
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Moros of Mindanao
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“Exit and Reframe”
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Malay Muslims in Thailand
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Conclusion
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Glossary
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Bibliography
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Index
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Votes, Drugs, and Violence
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Introduction
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The Political Foundations of Peace and War in the Gray Zone of Criminality
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Why Cartels Went to War
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Fighting Turf Wars
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Why the State’s War against the Cartels Intensified Violence
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Unpacking the War on Drugs
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Why Cartels Murder Mayors and Local Party Candidates
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Seizing Local Power
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Conclusion
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Criminal Violence in Mexico Database (CVM)
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Criminal Attacks Against Political Actors in Mexico (CAPAM) Database
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Chapter 2. Multivariate Regression Models (Robustness Checks)
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Chapter 4. Multivariate Regression Models (Robustness Checks)
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Chapter 4. Natural Experiment (Additional Information)
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Chapter 6. Multivariate Regression Models (Robustness Checks)
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Chapter 6. Natural Experiments (Additional Information)
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Index
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Preface
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Colonial Institutions and Civil War
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A Meso-level Approach to the Study of Civil War
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State Repression and the Domestic Democratic Peace
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Human Rights and Structural Adjustment
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The Challenge of Reducing the Global Incidence of Civil War
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Terrorism, Economic Development, and Political Openness
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Terrorism and Civil War
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Promises and pitfalls of an emerging research program: the microdynamics of civil war
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The Logic of Violence in Civil War
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Global democracy and domestic analogies
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Barriers to Peace in Civil War
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Inequality, Grievances, and Civil War
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Appendices
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The concept of ethnicity:
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Triage and the Lost Art of Decoding Vital Signs: Restoring Physiologically Based Triage Skills in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
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When state capacity dissolves: Explaining variation in violent conflict and conflict moderation
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Numbers in global security governance
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