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出版者:Cambridge University Press

作者:Anne Meng

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頁數:264

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出版時間:2020-8-31

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isbn號碼:9781108834896

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比較政治
形式模型
威權主義
政治學
獨裁統治
製度化
權力製約
政治轉型
威權主義
比較政治
發展中國傢
政治製度
統治模式

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How do some dictatorships become institutionalized ruled-based systems, while others remain heavily personalist? Once implemented, do executive constraints actually play an effective role in promoting autocratic stability? To understand patterns of regime institutionalization, this book studies the emergence of constitutional term limits and succession procedures, as well as elite power-sharing within presidential cabinets. Anne Meng argues that institutions credibly constrain leaders only when they change the underlying distribution of power between leaders and elites by providing elites with access to the state. She also shows that initially weak leaders who institutionalize are less likely to face coup attempts and are able to remain in office for longer periods than weak leaders who do not. Drawing on an original time-series dataset of 46 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa from 1960 to 2010, formal theory, and case studies, this book ultimately illustrates how some dictatorships evolve from personalist strongman rule to institutionalized regimes.

著者簡介

Anne Meng is Assistant Professor in the Department of Politics, University of Virginia. Her research centers on authoritarian politics and institutions, and game-theoretic approaches to the study of dictatorship. Professor Meng's work has been published in the British Journal of Political Science, The Journal of Theoretical Politics, Columbia Law Review, and Studies in Comparative International Development, and has won the 'Best Paper Award' from the Democracy and Autocracy section at APSA. She received her Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley and also holds a M.A. in Economics from UC Berkeley.

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1 Introduction
2 Why Do Leaders Institutionalize?
3 Two Illustrative Cases
4 How Should Institutionalization Be Measured?
5 What Are the Causes of Regime Institutionalization?
6 What Are the Consequences of Institutionalization
7 What Are the Consequences of Institutionalization on Leadership Succession?
8 Conclusion
References
Index
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