Search Results - subject:"Politische Unruhen"

The transparency trap : quality of public information and the intensity of revolutionary violence

Portaluri, Lorenzo - 2026

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Random connections and violence in the French Revolution

Coppenolle, Brenda van; Vanden Eynde, Oliver - 2026

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Random connections and violence in the french revolution

Coppenolle, Brenda van; Vanden Eynde, Oliver - 2026

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Extractive taxation and the French Revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2026

In this paper, we provide systematic evidence in support of the long-standing hypothesis that taxation was an important driver of the French Revolution. We first document that areas with heavier taxes experienced more riots between 1750 and 1789 and voiced more complaints against taxation in the...

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Extractive taxation and the French revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2026

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Extractive Taxation and the French Revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2026

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Extractive taxation and the French revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2025

Book / Working Paper

Extractive taxation and the French Revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2025

Book / Working Paper

Extractive taxation and the French Revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2025

Book / Working Paper

Extractive taxation and the french revolution

Giommoni, Tommaso; Loumeau, Gabriel; Tabellini, Marco - 2025

Book / Working Paper

Political violence and the rise of fascism

Colombo, Luca; Magnani, Michele; Onorato, Massimiliano … - 2026

In the early 1920s, Italian fascism grew from a marginal group into an organized party capable of challenging incumbent political forces and precipitating democratic backsliding. A key driver of this expansion was the strategic use of violence by squads that moved across municipalities to strike...

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Did newspaper competition promote rebellion? : the case of the 1837-38 rebellions in Quebec

Crawford, Patrick; Geloso, Vincent - 2026

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Strategic shifts : the role of the Gulf Crisis in transforming Qatari-Turkish relations (2017-2021)

Salameh, Mohammed Bani; Darabseh, Mohammed - 2026

Purpose - The study investigates how the 2017 Gulf crisis reshaped Qatari-Turkish relations, transforming them from cordial cooperation into a robust strategic alliance. It examines the political, military, and economic implications of Turkey'ssupport for Qatar during the blockade, and how this...

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Does increasing inequality threaten social stability? : evidence from the lab

Adriani, Fabrizio; Barr, Abigail; Hochleitner, Anna; … - 2026 - [Revised version of 2024-01]

We investigate the impact of rising inequality on social instability through a novel multi-period laboratory experiment. In each period, members of two groups are randomly matched to play a battle of the sexes game, in which payoffs are either zero for both or positive but unequal. At the...

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Forecasting electoral violence

Randahl, David; Leis, Maxine Ria; Gåsste, Tim; Fjelde, … - 2026

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The Carnation Revolution and economic crisis : a synthetic control analysis (1974-2000)

Amaral, Luciano; Marques, Bruno Lopes; Santos, João … - 2026

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When coups win

Capozza, Francesco - 2026

Coups are launched, not drawn. A plotting core moves at the first moment its prospects justify the risk of hanging, so the observed success rate of coups measures the plotters’ own risk–reward ratio rather than anything about the regimes they attack — which is why it sits near one-half,...

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