File:Democratization 5 years after vs. 1 year before twentieth century revolutions.svg
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English: Polity IV democratization score 5 years after a conflict (vertical axis) vs. 1 year before (horizontal axis) vs. the dominant nature (violent v. nonviolent) and outcome of the conflict from the NAVCO1.1 data compiled by Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan.This includes all the major violent and nonviolent governmental change efforts of the twentieth century. See Chenoweth and Stephan (2011) Why Civil Resistance Works (Columbia U. Pr.) |
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