Pathways to Revolution: When the Unstable Social Equilibrium and the Active International Intervention Against Regime Matter: A Comparative Analysis of 12 Middle East and North African Countries Using QCA.
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- 2014-08-18
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Keywords
Middle East, Intervention (counseling), Economics, Development economics, Political science
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