The wartime origins of democratization : civil war, rebel governance, and political regimes / Reyko Huang.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Cover; Half-title ; Series information ; Title page ; Copyright information ; Table of contents ; List of Figures ; List of Tables ; List of Acronyms ; Acknowledgments ; 1 Introduction ; Patterns of Civil War and Regime Change ; Arguments in Brief ; Research Design.

Plan of the Book 2 War-Making, Mobilization, and Democratization ; Civil War and Democratization: Theories, Debates, and Actors ; A Theory of Democratization after Civil War ; Conceptualizing Democratization and Autocratization ; The Framework.

Civilian Mobilization Theory of Democratization Variation in Rebel Governance, or How Rebel Groups Make War ; War-Making and Social Mobilization ; Elites Respond: Democratization as Power Maintenance ; An Alternative Pathway? Rebel Statebuilding and Regime Change ; Conclusion.

3 Rebel Governance: How Rebels Interact with Ordinary People During Conflict Rebel Governance in the Study of Civil Wars ; Rebel Governance Dataset ; Rebel Resource Bases ; Rebel Statebuilding ; Challenges of Documenting Rebel Governance.

Rebel Governance: Basic Empirics and Some Myth-Busting Rebel Sources of Income ; Rebel Statebuilding ; Rebel Governance as a Research Agenda ; 4 Testing the Effects of Rebel Governance on Postwar Democratization ; Rebel Governance and War Outcomes ; Rebel Governance and Postwar Regimes.

Why do some countries democratize after civil war? Huang argues that war can foment popular demand for radical political change.

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