Democracy and Breach of Contract Risk: An Assessment of How Different Dimensions of Democracy Weigh on Postcolonial States

IF 1.7 Q2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Global Society Pub Date : 2024-02-26 DOI:10.1080/13600826.2024.2320107

Abdulaziz G. Almuslem, Nourah Shuaibi

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This article compares different measures of democracy to determine how they impact breach of contract risk, especially in postcolonial states that are more likely to suffer from neopatrimonialism w...

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民主与违约风险：评估民主的不同层面如何影响后殖民国家

本文比较了不同的民主衡量标准，以确定它们如何影响违约风险，尤其是在更有可能遭受新殖民主义影响的后殖民国家。

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