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POLITICAL CONTEST (2) answer(s).
 
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Expenditures and information disclosure in two-stage political / Sheremeta, Roman M   Journal Article
Sheremeta, Roman M Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract This laboratory experiment studies two-stage contests between political parties. In the first stage, parties run their primaries, and in the second stage, the winners of the primaries compete in the general election. The resource expenditures in the first stage by the winning candidates are partially or fully carried over to the second stage. Experimental results support all major theoretical predictions: the first-stage expenditures and the total expenditures increase, while the second-stage expenditures decrease in the carryover rate. Consistent with the theory, the total expenditures increase in the number of candidates and the number of parties. Contrary to the theory, however, expenditures in both stages of the competition exceed theoretical predictions. Disclosing information about the opponent's expenditures in the first stage increases the second-stage expenditures and decreases the first-stage expenditures.
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Rebel wars of Africa: from political contest to criminal violence? / Gberie, Lansana   Journal Article
Gberie, Lansana Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Ispenta grim afternoon in jalluary 2008 with josllua BI2h)1', 2 nmolious facuclnal lender during Liberia': civil war. Blah},-i, also knclwn as General Bun Naked, had a few days earlier rold his mumry's South Arman-sryle TnlLh and Rccondllauon Commission (may Lhal he killed 2o.non people during Libena'> civil wan. He had started as ii buy soldier lor rlie unired Liberaucln Movement of Liberia for Dcmclcr;1cy-_[ol1nscln faction (m.IM0}J, an erllmc millria group, and Ialer fomled rile nun Naked Brigade. 2\ band or mired eliild riglilers who believed Lhm nudily made meir b0dlt'> rrripemoue to bullets. Tm. faction iuughi iri llie verv dcsuuujvc battles of .V10nrcM'2 in April .995; claims um die group committed ritual cannibalism were widespread ar die rirrie
Key Words Warfare  Conflicts  Africa  Wars  Ethnic violence  Ethnic Wars 
Criminal Violence  Political Contest  Modern Africa  Rebel Wars  Strategy 
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