Stanford University
POLISCI 346S
The Logic of Authoritarian Government
Autumn 2003-2004
If authoritarianism is less economically efficient than democracy, and if authoritarianism
is a less stable form of political organization than democracy, then why, as a matter of history, do we observe more authoritarian governments than democracies? To answer the question, students read both the theoretical and empirical literature on authoritarian governments, as well as related literatures on the microeconomic analysis of property
rights and credible commitments.
Registration Information
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Stanford University |
2003-2004
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| 29936 |
POLISCI 346S |
The Logic of Authoritarian Government |
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| Instructor |
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| Armando Razo |
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| Regular Academic Session |
01 |
Seminar |
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| Building |
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| Encina Hall |
W208 |
Tue 2:15:00 PM - 4:05:00 PM
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CourseWork
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