Why Do Authoritarian Regimes Allow Citizens to Voice Opinions Publicly?

Chen, Jidong, Xu, Yiqing·2017·The Journal of Politics
DOI 10.1086/690303

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  91. Dedication
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  92. List of Figures
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  93. Notes
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  94. Copyright Page
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  95. List of Tables
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  97. Figures
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  98. Copyright Page
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  99. Abbreviations
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  100. Dedication
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