Titlebook: Repression and Accommodation in Post-Revolutionary States; Matthew Krain Book 2000 Matthew Krain 2000 Cold War.Policy.revolution.war.democ

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You Say You Want a Revolution: Selecting Test Cases chapter, I discuss the selection process for the cases that will be used to test these hypotheses. The cases examined throughout the rest of this book are (with the dates of their respective internal wars in brackets): Bolivia [1952], Cuba [1958–59], Iran [1978–79], and Nicaragua [1978–79]. Below I

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Charting Policy Mix Choices: Event Data and the Historical Process Modele model’s accuracy in depicting how events actually unfold in the four post-revolutionary states discussed in Chapter 3. I demonstrate when and where repression and accommodation occurred in these cases, and compare those observations with the expected observations posited by the model. A close fit

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Responding to Revolution: Opposition in Post-Revolutionary Statese behavior presents an incomplete picture of the dynamics of that period. Mass behavior must also be considered.Therefore, in this chapter I examine the factors that affect opposition activity in the post-revolutionary state. I begin by examining how closely the observed levels of opposition activit

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What Is To Be Done?: Concluding Thoughts on Political Dynamics in Post-Internal War Stateswas the revolutionary uprising in Chiapas, Mexico. The revolution in what was then called Zaire was two years away, although rumblings could be heard from the small but externally supported opposition.. Chechnya had just become a part of the global consciousness, and the Taliban had yet to solidify

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