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Enduring Ambiguity: Sunni Community–Syrian Regime Dynamics
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Life in the Political Machine
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Welcome to the Machine
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Dominant-Party Citizens
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Tilling the Soil of an Uneven Landscape
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The View from Inside the Machine
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Constrained Concessions: Beneficent Dictatorial Responses to the Domestic Political Opposition1
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Authoritarianism and Islamic Movements in the Middle East: Research and Theory-building in the Twenty-first Century
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Local Elections in Authoritarian Regimes
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Authoritarian Institutions and State Repression
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Economic development and mass political participation in contemporary China: determinants of provincial petition ( Xinfang ) activism 1994–2002
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Dominant Party Rule and Legislative Leadership in Authoritarian Regimes
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Democracy's Past and Future: Authoritarianism's Last Line of Defense
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Hereditary Succession in Modern Autocracies
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Revolution und defekte Transformation in Ägypten
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To Compete or to Cooperate
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Electoral Rules and Clientelistic Parties: A Regression Discontinuity Approach
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Val för att bevara status quo: elektoral autokrati och stabilitet i Azerbajdzjan
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政変を比較する --インドネシアの一九九八年政変とチュニジア・エジプトの政変
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Violent origins and the emergence of electoral authoritarianism
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Bread, freedom, human dignity : the political economy of protest mobilization in Egypt and Tunisia
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Prospects for democratization in the oil monarchies of the Persian Gulf
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Reassessing Support for Islam and Democracy in the Arab World?: Evidence from Egypt and Jordan
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Reinterpreting Authoritarian power: Syria's Hereditary Succession
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Opposing Power : Building Opposition Alliances in Electoral Autocracies
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Chapitre 3 – Un pluralisme limité travaillé par la répression et par les politiques de concession (1976-1997)
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Chapitre 5 – Le façonnement ambivalent de la scène partisane par les urnes
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