Political instability, institutional quality and social conflict in the Andes
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- Solimano, Andrés
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Inter-American Dialogue |
- NU. CEPAL
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- 2005
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- En: Political crises, social conflict and economic development: the political economy of the Andean Region. Cheltenham : Edward Elgar, 2005 - p. 15-44
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