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Structures of Power

May 19, 2015

Posted by: Jeremy D Pritchard

Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East

Mirroring the cross-national variation in how electricity became enmeshed in polities and societies around the world in the twentieth century, within British India, too, the emerging electric systems differed by

The Paradoxes of Indigenous Politics

May 11, 2015

Posted by: Jeremy D Pritchard

Generations of struggle and negotiation have transformed the political environment for Indigenous peoples. Their political participation does not only—or even mainly—take place in national congresses or municipal governments. Inroads are

Late Industrialization, the State, and Social Changes

May 7, 2015

Posted by: rrc8

Although much has been written about the economic success of South Korea and other newly industrializing countries social changes in late industrializing countries are a significantly underexplored terrain of research.

First Impressions from the 2000 Census of China

May 7, 2015

Posted by: rrc8

The 2000 census of China has several notable innovations, including a sample long form containing detailed items on migration, housing, and employment. Preliminary data indicate rapid urbanization and continued rapid

The Color of Money

May 7, 2015

Posted by: rrc8

What accounts for the “colored revolutions” of the former Soviet Union? Analysis of postcommunist political economies reveals that states that underwent reform saw the emergence of a new capitalist class

Oil in the Family

May 7, 2015

Posted by: rrc8

This article argues that Azerbaijan did not display a backlash against the ‘colour revolutions’ in the post-Soviet space because the primary threat to the regime came from within, and not