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Preface | |
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Questions and Answers | |
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Paths of Political Development | |
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Britain | |
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Argentina | |
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Singapore | |
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South Africa | |
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The Agenda | |
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Our Argument | |
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Democracy versus Nondemocracy | |
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Building Blocks of Our Approach | |
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Toward Our Basic Story | |
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Our Theory of Democratization | |
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Democratic Consolidation | |
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Determinants of Democracy | |
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Political Identities and the Nature of Conflict | |
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Democracy in a Picture | |
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Overview of the Book | |
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What Do We Know about Democracy? | |
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Measuring Democracy | |
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Patterns of Democracy | |
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Democracy, Inequality, and Redistribution | |
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Crises and Democracy | |
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Social Unrest and Democratization | |
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The Literature | |
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Our Contribution | |
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Modeling Politics | |
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Democratic Politics | |
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Introduction | |
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Aggregating Individual Preferences | |
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Single-Peaked Preferences and the Median Voter Theorem | |
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Our Workhorse Models | |
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Democracy and Political Equality | |
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Conclusion | |
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Nondemocratic Politics | |
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Introduction | |
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Power and Constraints in Nondemocratic Politics | |
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Modeling Preferences and Constraints in Nondemocracies | |
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Commitment Problems | |
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A Simple Game of Promises | |
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A Dynamic Model | |
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Incentive-Compatible Promises | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Creation and Consolidation of Democracy | |
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Democratization | |
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Introduction | |
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The Role of Political Institutions | |
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Preferences over Political Institutions | |
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Political Power and Institutions | |
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A Static Model of Democratization | |
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Democratization or Repression? | |
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A Dynamic Model of Democratization | |
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Subgame Perfect Equilibria | |
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Alternative Political Identities | |
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Targeted Transfers | |
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Power of the Elites in Democracy | |
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Ideological Preferences over Regimes | |
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Democratization in a Picture | |
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Equilibrium Revolutions | |
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Conclusion | |
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Coups and Consolidation | |
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Introduction | |
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Incentives for Coups | |
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A Static Model of Coups | |
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A Dynamic Model of the Creation and Consolidation of Democracy | |
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Alternative Political Identities | |
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Targeted Transfers | |
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Power in Democracy and Coups | |
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Consolidation in a Picture | |
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Defensive Coups | |
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Conclusion | |
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Putting the Models to Work | |
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The Role of the Middle Class | |
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Introduction | |
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The Three-Class Model | |
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Emergence of Partial Democracy | |
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From Partial to Full Democracy | |
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Repression: The Middle Class as a Buffer | |
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Repression: Softliners versus Hardliners | |
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The Role of the Middle Class in Consolidating Democracy | |
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Conclusion | |
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Economic Structure and Democracy | |
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Introduction | |
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Economic Structure and Income Distribution | |
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Political Conflict | |
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Capital, Land, and the Transition to Democracy | |
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Costs of Coup on Capital and Land | |
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Capital, Land, and the Burden of Democracy | |
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Conflict between Landowners and Industrialists | |
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Industrialists, Landowners, and Democracy in Practice | |
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Economic Institutions | |
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Human Capital | |
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Conjectures about Political Development | |
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Conclusion | |
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Globalization and Democracy | |
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Introduction | |
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A Model of an Open Economy | |
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Political Conflict - Democratic Consolidation | |
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Political Conflict - Transition to Democracy | |
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Financial Integration | |
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Increased Political Integration | |
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Alternative Assumptions about the Nature of International Trade | |
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Conclusion | |
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Conclusions and the Future of Democracy | |
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Conclusions and the Future of Democracy | |
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Paths of Political Development Revisited | |
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Extensions and Areas for Future Research | |
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The Future of Democracy | |
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Appendix | |
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Appendix to Chapter 4: The Distribution of Power in Democracy | |
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Introduction | |
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Probabilistic Voting Models | |
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Lobbying | |
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Partisan Politics and Political Capture | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |