The Political Origins of Non-provision of Land Property Rights: A Bayesian Analysis of Michael Albertus' Theory

• In Event: Qualitative Bayesian Inference in Practice: Case Studies in Comparative Politics and International Relations

Brief Overview

Michael Albertus proposes a new theory of non-provision of land property rights that emphasizes regime type and international pressures. In this paper, I examine the plausibility of his argument relative to rival theories through a Bayesian analysis.

Author

• Camilo Lodge Hotel Acero, London School of Economics and Political Science