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Democratization in the Shadow of Civil War: Parties, Warriors, and Voters
Thu, August 31, 10:00 to 11:30am, Parc 55, SutroSession Submission Type: Full Panel
Session Description
A growing research agenda in comparative democratization and conflict processes has studied the fragile democracies emerging from the end of civil war. How do voters, former armed actors, and political parties function within these systems?
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Individual Presentations
From “Bush Bureaucracies” to Electoral Competition - John Ishiyama, University of North Texas; Michael W Widmeier, University of North Texas
Party Nationalization After Armed Conflict: Evidence from Latin America - Jose Antonio Fortou Reyes, Ohio State University
Retirement of Armed Rebels through Exit Networks: Evidence from India - Rumela Sen, Columbia University
Wartime Educational Loss and Attitudes Towards Democratic Institutions - Shelley Xuan Liu, Harvard University