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Civil Wars Volume 15, 2013 - Issue sup1: Institutions for Sustainable Peace? Determinants and Effects of Institutional Choices in Divided Societies
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Consociationalism for Weaklings, Autocracy for Muscle Men? Determinants of Constitutional Reform in Divided Societies

Andreas Mehler
Pages 21-43 | Published online: 19 Dec 2013

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