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Author : Rezina Sultana
Release : 2011
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Book Synopsis Three Essays on the Political Economy of Economic Development by : Rezina Sultana
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Author : Adam Pellillo
Release : 2012
Genre : Economic development
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Book Synopsis Three Essays on Political Economy and Development by : Adam Pellillo
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Release : 1997
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Book Synopsis Геноцид - преступление против человечества by :
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Author : Beatriz A. Maldonado-Bird
Release : 2012
Genre : Economic development
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Author : Oliver Vanden Eynde
Release : 2012
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Download or read book Three Essays on Political Economy and Economic Development written by Oliver Vanden Eynde. This book was released on 2012. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This thesis consists of three independent chapters. The first chapter examines the strategic choices of the targets and the intensity of violence by rebel groups. The chapter presents a theoretical framework that links a rebel group's targeting decisions to income shocks. It highlights that this relationship depends on the structure of the rebels' tax base. The hypotheses from the model are tested in the context of India's Naxalite conflict. The second chapter estimates the impact of military recruitment on human capital accumulation in colonial Punjab. In this context, I find that higher military recruitment was associated with increased literacy at the district-religion level. The final chapter presents a model that describes the optimal design of civil-military institutions in a setting where some control of the military over domestic politics is deemed desirable.
