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Military coups d' etat and relative deprivation : Nigeria and Ghana
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Military coups d' etat and relative deprivation : Nigeria and Ghana
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Temporal Context, Inequality and Democratic Survival
… others relapsed into authoritarian regimes via military coups. The consensus in the literature is that wealthy countries are less likely to experience democratic breakdowns. I argue that wealth alone is not enough to increase the duration of democracies. Using quantitative cross-national …
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Thailand's openness and implications for economic and trade policy: an econometric study
… reforms and political instability as well as military coups have affected the efficiency and success of this policy. While these issues have been important for Thailand and developing countries in Asia, only limited quantitative or evidence-based research has been undertaken to investigate …
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The impact of military rule upon fundamental human rights in Africa (Ghana and Nigeria
Kilitary coups in Africa hava emerged on the continent only after the acquisition of political indepcndence froma colonial rulers The following independent African countries have experienced a military coups and government more thnn one occasion - Algeria , Burundi and Congo~Braszaville, "Zaire, …
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The impact of military rule upon fundamental human rights in Africa (Ghana and Nigeria
Kilitary coups in Africa hava emerged on the continent only after the acquisition of political indepcndence froma colonial rulers The following independent African countries have experienced a military coups and government more thnn one occasion - Algeria , Burundi and Congo~Braszaville, "Zaire, …
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Political Regimes and Social Well-Being in the Sahel: An Analysis of Gendered Development and Children's Education
… services. In Mali and Burkina Faso, repeated coups and insecurity have affected schools and hospitals, disproportionately affecting girls and displaced women. Chad's one-party dominance reflects how systemic exclusion and poor service delivery entrench cycles of gender inequality and …