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Jun 30 2026 Orlando Gomes
  AI-tocracy dynamics
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Dec 30 2023 Kerianne Lawson and Joshua C. Hall
  Who should be behind the wheel? A study of Oregon's Measure 88
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Sep 30 2022 Yuyang He and Dominik Naeher
  Do democracies perform worse during pandemics? Evidence from 2020
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Dec 29 2021 Leonel Muinelo-Gallo and Ronald Miranda Lescano
  Political decentralization, redistribution, and government quality
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Sep 17 2021 Kimberly S. Krieg and Sarah C. Lyon
  Gender differences in preferences for income tax refunds
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Jul 18 2021 Chimere Iheonu , Shedrach Agbutun and Chinedum Chiemela
  Human Rights in Sub Saharan Africa: Understanding the Influence Of Militarisation, Governance and Democracy
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Mar 10 2021 Abdoulaye Dramane
  Effect of the size of government spending on corruption in sub-saharan african countries
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Oct 12 2020 Stéphane Mbiankeu Nguea
  Openness and Government Size in Sub-Saharan African countries
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Sep 24 2020 Alfred Greiner and Benjamin K Owusu
  How to spend 750 billion euro? Applying sacrifice theory to determine Covid-19 compensations in the EU
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Aug 08 2020 Vicente Rios
  Does direct democracy matter for fiscal policy volatility?
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Feb 05 2020 Myeong Hwan Kim , Yongseung Han , Heather L.R. Tierney and Eréndira Yareth Vargas López
  The Economic Consequences of Government Spending in South Korea
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