2017Unpublished venueOpen access

Democratic Development and Civil Wars: A Quantitative Approach

Qi Jing

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democratic development affects the occurrence of civil wars, countries with intermediate democratic development are more likely to experience civil wars than those with strong democratic or strong autocratic regimes

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democratic development affects the occurrence of civil wars, countries with intermediate democratic development are more likely to experience civil wars than those with strong democratic or strong autocratic regimes

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democratic development affects the occurrence of civil wars, countries with intermediate democratic development are more likely to experience civil wars than those with strong democratic or strong autocratic regimes

Key concepts: Autocracy, Democracy, Civil society, Political science, Political economy, Economic system, Development economics, Economics

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