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Articles and Papers
Rethinking the
Economic Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy: The Continuing Value of Cases
and Comparisons, APSA-CP
(Winter 2008), 16-21
Oil Wealth and
Regime Survival in the Developing World, 1960-1999
American Journal of Political
Science (April 2004)
Life of the Party: The Origins
of Regime Breakdown and Persistence Under Single-Party Rule
World Politics 57, 3 (April 2005)
The Wrong Kind of
Crisis: Why Oil Booms and Busts Rarely Lead to Authoritarian Breakdown
Studies in Comparative International Development (Winter 2006)
The Origins of
Regional Autonomy in Indonesia: Experts and the Marketing of Political
Interests (forthcoming in Journal
of East Asian Studies)
Oil Wealth and
Regime Change
Presented on a panel entitled “Transforming Rentier Economies,” at the annual
meetings of the European Association of Development Institutes, Bonn,
September 2005.
If I Do These Things They Will Throw Me Out: Economic Reform
and the Collapse of Indonesia’s New Order
Journal of International Affairs (Fall 2003)
Collective Action With and Without Islam: Mobilizing the
Bazaar in Iran
In Quintan Wiktorowicz ed. Islamic Activism: A Social Movement Theory Approach (Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2003)
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