Add to ORKGThis article presents a statistical study of the determinants of democracy in the postwar period. Important variables are found to be former status as a British colony, island status, the share of the population professing Islam, the percentage of European descent, penteration of the English language during colonial rule, and ethnic homogeneity
This study explores the prospects for the emergence of democratic regimes in developing countries in...
One of the most notable empirical regularities in political economy is the relationship between inco...
Dankwart A. Rustow claimed in 1970 that the factors that keep democracy stable are different from th...
This article presents a statistical study of the determinants of democracy in the postwar period. Im...
A panel study of over 100 countries from 1960 to 1995 finds that improvements in the standard of liv...
This paper advances that the share of European descendants in the population is a major determinant ...
Whatdetermines theemergence and survival of democracy?The authors apply extreme bounds analysis to t...
Numerous studies—operating with diverse model specifications, samples and empirical measures—suggest...
Whatdetermines theemergence and survival of democracy?The authors apply extreme bounds analysis to t...
What determines the emergence and survival of democracy? The authors apply extreme bounds analysis ...
Author-constructed dataset employing India's colonial and post-colonial census records, as well as d...
This paper revisits and critically re-evaluates the widely-accepted modernization hypothesis which c...
Abstract of associated article: Using data for political regimes, income and human capital for a sam...
How did political institutions emerge and evolve under colonial rule? Although European settlers’ st...
This article addresses the role of demographic factors in contributing to the emergence of democracy...
This study explores the prospects for the emergence of democratic regimes in developing countries in...
One of the most notable empirical regularities in political economy is the relationship between inco...
Dankwart A. Rustow claimed in 1970 that the factors that keep democracy stable are different from th...
This article presents a statistical study of the determinants of democracy in the postwar period. Im...
A panel study of over 100 countries from 1960 to 1995 finds that improvements in the standard of liv...
This paper advances that the share of European descendants in the population is a major determinant ...
Whatdetermines theemergence and survival of democracy?The authors apply extreme bounds analysis to t...
Numerous studies—operating with diverse model specifications, samples and empirical measures—suggest...
Whatdetermines theemergence and survival of democracy?The authors apply extreme bounds analysis to t...
What determines the emergence and survival of democracy? The authors apply extreme bounds analysis ...
Author-constructed dataset employing India's colonial and post-colonial census records, as well as d...
This paper revisits and critically re-evaluates the widely-accepted modernization hypothesis which c...
Abstract of associated article: Using data for political regimes, income and human capital for a sam...
How did political institutions emerge and evolve under colonial rule? Although European settlers’ st...
This article addresses the role of demographic factors in contributing to the emergence of democracy...
This study explores the prospects for the emergence of democratic regimes in developing countries in...
One of the most notable empirical regularities in political economy is the relationship between inco...
Dankwart A. Rustow claimed in 1970 that the factors that keep democracy stable are different from th...