The demand for military expenditure in authoritarian regimes / Vincenzo Bove...[et.al].
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Defence and Peace Economics Vol 27, No. 5, October 2016, pp. 609 - 625 (DA)Summary: The paper examines whether there are systematic differences in military spending between different types of autocratic regimes. The study views military expenditure as an instrument a dictator can exploit in order to stay in power.
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The paper examines whether there are systematic differences in military spending between different types of autocratic regimes. The study views military expenditure as an instrument a dictator can exploit in order to stay in power.
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