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2023
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Nicholas Kuipers
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Meritocracy Reconsidered: The Politics of Civil Service Recruitment
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University of California, Berkeley
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2022
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Anna Zhang
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Go West, Young Han: Internal Migration as a Strategy of Counterinsurgency
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Stanford University
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2021
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David Peyton
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Property Security in the Midst of Insecurity: Wealth, Violence, and Institutional Stasis in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Northwestern University
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2021
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Chantal Berman
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Protest, Social Policy, and Political Regimes
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Princeton University
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2020
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Rachel A. Schwartz
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Civil War, Institutional Change, and the Criminalization of the State in Central America
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
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2019
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Andreas Wiedemann
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Indebted Societies: Modern Labor Markets, Social Policy, and Everyday Borrowing
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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2018
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David Szakonyi
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Renting Elected Office: Why Businesspeople Become Politicians in Russia
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Columbia University
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2017
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Jeremy Ferwerda
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The Politics of Proximity: Local Redistribution in Developed Democracies
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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2016
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Dawn Teele
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The Logic of Women's Enfranchisement: A Comparative Study of the United States, France and the United Kingdom
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Yale University
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2015
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Adam Auerbach
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Demanding Development: Democracy, Community Governance, and Public Goods Provision in India’s Urban Slums
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
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2014
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Regina Bateson
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Order and Violence in Postwar Guatemala
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Princeton University
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2013
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Evgeny Finkel
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Victims’ Politics: Jewish Behavior during the Holocaust
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
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2013
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Gwyneth McClendon
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The Politics of Envy and Esteem in Two Democracies
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Princeton University
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2012
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Noam Lupu
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Party Brands in Crisis: Partisanship, Brand Dilutions and the Breakdown of Political Parties in Latin America
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Princeton University
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2011
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Brian Min
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Democracy and Light: Public Service Provision in the Developing World
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University of California, Los Angeles
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2010
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Tariq Thachil
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The Saffron Wave Meets the Silent Revolution: Why the Poor Vote for Hindu Nationalism in India
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Cornell University
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2010
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Maya Tudor
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Twin Births, Divergent Democracies: the Social and Institutional Origins of Regime Outcomes in India and Pakistan, 1920-1958
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Princeton University
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2009
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Lisa A. Blaydes
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Competition Without Democracy: Elections and Distributive Politics in Mubarak’s Egypt
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University of California, Los Angeles
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2008
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Rafaela Mirjam Dancygier
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Immigration and Conflict
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Yale University
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2007
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Emmanuel J. Teitelbaum
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Mobilizing Restraint: Unions and the Politics of Economic Development in South Asia
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Cornell University
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2006
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Matthew Adam Kocher
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Human Ecology and Civil War
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University of Chicago
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2005
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Edmund James Malesky
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At Provincial Gates: The Impact of Locally Concentrated Foreign Direct Investment on Provincial Autonomy and Economic Reform
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University of California, San Diego
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2004
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Daniel F. Ziblatt
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Constructing a Federal State: Political Development, Path Dependence, and the Origins of Federalism, 1815-1871
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University of California, Berkeley
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2003
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Julia Lynch
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The Age of Welfare: Citizens, Clients, and Generations in the Development of the Welfare State
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University of California, Berkeley
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2002
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Evan S. Lieberman
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Payment for Privilege? Race and Space in the Politics of Taxation in Brazil and South Africa
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University of California, Berkeley
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2001
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Jonathan Hiskey
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Does Democracy Matter? Electoral Competition and Local Development in Mexico
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University of Pittsburgh
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2000
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Anna M. Grzymala-Busse
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Redeeming the Past: The Regeneration of the Communist Successor Parties in East and Central Europe after 1989
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Harvard University
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1999
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Daniel Posner
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The Institutional Origins of Ethnic Politics in Zambia
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Harvard University
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1998
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Beatriz Magaloni
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The Dynamics of Dominant Party Decline: The Mexican Transition to Multipartyism
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Duke University
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1998
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James Mahoney
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Radical, Reformist, and Aborted Liberalism: Origins of National Regimes in Central America
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University of California, Berkeley
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1997
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Michael Orenstein
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Out of the Red: Building Capitalism and Democracy in Post-Communist Europe
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Yale University
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1996
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Torben Iverson
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Contested Economic Institutions: The Politics of Macro-Economics and Wage Bargaining in Organized Capitalism
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Duke University
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1995
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Jonah Levy
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Tocqueville's Revenge: Dilemmas of Institutional Reform in Post-Dirigiste France
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1994
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Daniel Goldhagen
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The Nazi Executioners: A Study of Their Behavior and the Causation of Genocide
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Harvard University
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1993
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Daniel M. Green
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Structural Study of PNDC Ghana and the District Assembly Decentralization Policy
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Indiana University
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1992
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Felipe Aguero
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The Assertion of Civil Supremacy in Post-Authoritarian Contexts: Spain in Comparative Perspectives
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Duke University
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1991
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Michael Barnett
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War Preparation and the Restructuring of the State-Society Relations: Israel and Egypt in Comparative Perspective
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University of Minnesota
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1990
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Brian M. Downing
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The Military Revolution and Political Change in Early Modern Europe
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University of Chicago
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1989
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Jeffrey Herbst
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Policy Formulation and Implementation in Zimbabwe: Understanding State Autonomy and the Focus of Decision-Making
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Yale University
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1989
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Sven Steinmo
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Taxes, Institutions and the Mobilization of Bias: The Political Economy of Taxation in Britain, Sweden and the United States
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University of California, Berkeley
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1988
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David Friedman
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The Misunderstood Miracle: Politics and the Development of a Hybrid Economy in Japan
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1987
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James Tong
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Collective Violence in a Pre-modern Society: Rebellions and Banditry in the Ming Dynasty (1364-1644)
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University of Michigan
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1986
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Michael Loriaux
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International Change and Political Adaptation: The French Overdraft Economy in the Seventies
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Princeton University
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1985
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David Pion-Berlin
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Ideas as Predictors: A Comparative Study of Coercion in Peru and Argentina
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University of Denver
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1984
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Kaare Strom
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Minority Government and Majority Rule
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Stanford University
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1983
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Miriam A. Golden
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Austerity and Its Opposition: Italian Working Class Politics in the 1970s
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Cornell University
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1982
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David G. Becker
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The New Bourgeoisie and the Limits of Dependency: The Social and Political Impact of the Industry in Peru since 1968
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University of California, Los Angeles
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1981
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Thomas M. Callaghy
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State Formation and Absolutism in Comparative Perspective: Seventeenth-Century France and Mobutu Sese Seko's Zaire
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University of California, Berkeley
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1980
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Steven Jay Kelman
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Regulating Job Safety and Health: A Comparison of the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Swedish Worker Protection Board
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Harvard University
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1979
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Anne Louise Potter
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Political Institutions, Political Decay and the Argentine Crisis of 1930
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Stanford University
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1979
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John T. S. Keeler
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The Politics of Official Unionism in French Agriculture, 1958-1976
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Harvard University
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1978
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Peter H. Lemieux
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The Liberal Party and British Political Change, 1955-74
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1977
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Kenneth Wald
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Patterns of English Voter Alignment since 1885
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Washington University
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1972
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Paul M. Sniderman
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Personality and Democratic Politics: Correlates of Self-Esteem
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University of California, Berkeley
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