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民主政体有多稳定?在Ghosal和Proto (2009, Journal of Public Economics, 93, 1078-1089)的基础上，分析了民主国家稳定的条件。本文讨论了这些条件与右翼民粹主义崛起对民主国家构成的威胁之间的关系。
Abstract How stable are democracies? Building on Ghosal and Proto (2009, Journal of Public Economics, 93, 1078–1089), the conditions under which democracies are stable are analyzed. How these conditions relate to the threat of the rise of right wing populism poses to democracies is discussed.
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