Volume 32, Number 2, January 2000

  • Javier Corrales, “Presidents, Ruling Parties, and Party Rules: A Theory on the Politics of Economic Reform in Latin America”
  • Argelina Cheibub Figueiredo and Fernando Limongi, “Presidential Power, Legislative Organization, and Party Behavior in Brazil”
  • Vali R. Nasr, “International Politics, Domestic Imperatives, and Identity Mobilization: Sectarianism in Pakistan 1979 – 1998”
  • Ali Mari Tripp, “Political Reform in Tanzania: The Struggle for Associational Autonomy”
  • William F. S. Miles, “The Politics of Language Equilibrium in a Multilingual Society: Mauritius”
  • Review Article: José Antonio Lucero, “On Feuds, Tumults, and Turns: Politics and Culture in Social Movement Theory”

 

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Volume 32, Number 1, October 1999

  • Yan Sun, “Reform, State, and Corruption: Is Corruption Less Destructive in China Than in Russia?”
  • Nicolas van de Walle, “Economic Reform in a Democratizing Africa”
  • Pedro C. Magalhães, “The Politics of Judicial Reform in Eastern Europe”
  • Marifeli Pérez-Stable, “Caught in a Contradiction: Cuban Socialism between Mobilization and Normalization”
  • Paul Kubicek, “Organized Labor in Postcommunist States: Will the Western Sun Set on It, Too?”
  • Review Article: Richard Snyder and James Mahoney, “The Missing Variable: Institutions and the Study of Regime Change”

 

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Volume 31, Number 4, July 1999

  • Kurt Weyland, “Neoliberal Populism in Latin America and Eastern Europe”
  • Stephen J. Kay, “Unexpected Privatizations: Politics and Social Security Reform in the Southern Cone”
  • Roger Karapin, “The Politics of Immigration Control in Britain and Germany: Subnational Politicians and Social Movements”
  • Nikolaos Zahariadis, “The Rise and Fall of British State Ownership: Political Pressure or Economic Reality?”
  • Research Note: Michael Coppedge, “Thickening Thin Concepts and Theories: Combining Large N and Small in Comparative Politics”
  • Review Article: Cynthia Roberts and Thomas Sherlock, “Bringing the Russian State Back In: Explanations of the Derailed Transition to Market Democracy”
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Volume 31, Number 3, April 1999

  • Peter Uvin, “Ethnicity and Power in Burundi and Rwanda: Different Paths to Mass Violence”
  • Clark C. Gibson, “Bureaucrats and the Environment in Africa: The Politics of Structural Choice in a One Party State”
  • Gwenn Okruhlik, “Rentier Wealth, Unruly Law, and the Rise of Opposition: The Political Economy of Oil States”
  • Gad Barzilai, “War, Democracy, and Internal Conflict: Israel in a Comparative Perspective”
  • Richard Stubbs, “War and Economic Development: Export-Oriented Industrialization in East and Southeast Asia”
  • Review Article: Robert R. Kaufman, “Approaches to the Study of State Reform in Latin America and Postsocialist Countries”

 

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Volume 31, Number 2, January 1999

  • Alexander J. Motyl, “Why Empires Reemerge: Imperial Collapse and Imperial Revival in Comparative Perspective”
  • Robert G. Moser, “Independents and Party Formation: Elite Partisanship as an Intervening Variable in Russian Politics”
  • Kevin J. O’Brien and Lianjiang Li, “Selective Policy Implementation in Rural China”
  • Steven K. Vogel, “When Interests Are Not Preferences: The Cautionary Tale of Japanese Consumers”
  • Robert Fatton, Jr., “The Impairments of Democratization: Haiti in Comparative Perspective”
  • Review Article: Xu Wang, “Mutual Empowerment of State and Society: Its Nature, Conditions, Mechanisms, and Limits”

 

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