Re-Assessing Regime: New Conceptual and Methodogical Approaches

Comparative Politics

Democracy

Political Regime

Code:

P445

Chair(s)

Licia Cianetti

University of Birmingham

Section Innovation in Regime Studies: New Approaches to Understanding Contemporary Political Regimes

The panel explores new way to define and measure political regime based on original theoretical and methodological perspectives.

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