Revolution and dictatorship : the violent origins of durable authoritarianism /
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Princeton, New Jersey :
Princeton University Press,
[2022]
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Table of Contents:
- A theory of revolutionary durability
- Part I. Classical revolutions. The revolutionary origins of Soviet durability ; The revolutionary origins of Chinese authoritarian durability ; The durability of Mexico's revolutionary regime
- Part II. National liberation regimes. Regime origins and diverging paths in Vietnam, Algeria, and Ghana
- Part III. Explaining variation in revolutionary outcomes. Radicalism and durability : Cuba and Iran ; Radical failures : early deaths of the Hungarian Soviet Republic, the Khmer Rouge, and the Taliban ; Accommodation and instability : Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Guinea-Bissau
- Conclusion
- Appendix I. Statistical analysis of revolutionary and nonrevolutionary regimes / with Jean Lachapelle and Adam Casey
- Appendix II. Operationalization of major variables
- Appendix III. Summary coding for all authoritarian regimes, 1900-2015 / with Adam Casey and Jean Lachapelle.