When Autocratic Regimes Are Cheap and Play Dirty: The Transaction Costs of Repression in South Africa, Kenya, and Egypt

Author： Rudbeck Jens   Mukherjee Erica   Nelson Kelly  

Publisher： City University of New York

E-ISSN： 2151-6227|48|2|147-166

ISSN： 2151-6227

Source： Comparative Politics, Vol.48, Iss.2, 2016-01, pp. : 147-166

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