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The operationalization of democracy and the strength of the democratic peace: a test of the relative utility of scalar and dichotomous measures
The idea that democracies are less apt to engage in conflict with each other is a central finding in international relations. Yet the operationalization of democracy in this literature has been relatively unreflective. Since the mid-1990s the majority of studies have used Polity. In this paper we ra
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