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where the race for office is tight. This article presents a simple theoretical model, which suggests that party polarization …
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This paper argues that strong center parties may lead to polarization, not moderation, and that we must reassess our … center parties and the level of party system polarization is examined with electoral data from 10 Western European countries … voters is offset by another concurrent trend which keeps the level of party system polarization constant. Two theoretical …
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Polarization hallmarks contemporary Washington's political landscape. While an increasing literature examines the … result. Instead of miring presidents' preferred policies in gridlock, the model shows that ideological polarization — in …
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Coups d’etat continue to be common around the world, often leading to changes in leaders and institutions. We examine the relationship between military spending and coups and find that (i) successful coups increase military spending by more than failed attempts, and (ii) coups are more likely...
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We study deterrence in sequential move conflicts, modeled as a contest. We bias the model in favor of peace by assuming that under complete information deterrence is achieved and peace prevails. We show that under incomplete information about states’ types (resolve) the chances of...
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