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Regional Organizations and Their Responses to Coups Measures, Motives and Aims.
Using a mixed methods approach, this book examines the role played by regional organisations (ROs) following the occurrence of a coup d'état. It analyses which factors influence the strength of reactions demonstrated by ROs and explores which different post-coup solutions ROs pursue.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Bristol :
Bristol University Press,
2022.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover
- Title page
- Copyright information
- Table of contents
- List of figures and tables
- List of abbreviations
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction
- The empirical puzzle: regional organizations and coups d'état
- The argument
- Research design
- Findings and contributions
- Plan of the book
- 2 Theorizing the Role of ROs after Coups
- The development of the anti-coup norm in ROs
- Norm emergence: the birth of a global anti-coup norm in ROs
- Norm cascade: the spread of the anti-coup norm across ROs
- Internalization: global acceptance of the anti-coup norm in ROs
- Conceptualizing RO responses to coups
- Explaining the strength of RO responses to coups
- RO decision to respond to coups
- Strength of responses
- RO characteristics
- Democracy-related criteria to assess coups
- Stability-related criteria to assess coups
- Interaction effects
- Explaining the choice of differential post-coup solutions
- The aftermath of coups and the role of ROs
- The choice of differential post-coup solutions by ROs
- Summary
- 3 Mapping the Global Pattern of RO Responses to Coups
- RO responses to coups
- a new dataset
- Mapping
- Number of coups over time
- Number of coups across continents
- Number of RO responses over time
- Level of activity of different ROs
- Intra-organizational variation
- Variation in the strength of responses
- Strength of responses over time
- Strength of responses across regions
- Patterns of the most active ROs
- Discussion
- Summary
- 4 Explaining the Strength of RO Responses to Coups
- Theoretical expectations on RO responses
- Data and methods
- Data structure and model selection
- Operationalization
- Statistical analysis
- Combined model
- Determinants of RO action
- Strength of responses
- Leverage against member states
- Level of democracy in country
- Major violence
- Prior protests
- Differentiated effects
- Separate analyses for different measures
- Interaction effects
- Region-specific differences
- The particular role of the EU
- Discussion
- Preconditions for RO action
- Leverage of ROs against states hit by coups
- Democratic legitimacy of ousted governments
- Popular protests and coups
- Coups and violence
- Summary
- 5 Examining Differential Post-coup Solutions
- Case selection and data
- Case study design and case selection
- Data collection
- Operationalization
- Case studies
- Madagascar, 2009
- RO responses and positions: a cacophony of voices
- Unequivocal applicability of the anti-coup norm: a popular revolution?
- Democratic legitimacy: press freedom as a stumbling block
- Post-coup democratization: restricting presidential power?
- Domestic power constellation: a Malagasy stalemate
- Niger, 2010
- RO responses and positions: muted indignation
- Unequivocal applicability of the anti-coup norm: the dilemma of guardian coups
- Democratic legitimacy: term limits and constitutionality