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Heckman model

Henry II

Heredity

King John and

purges and

selectorate and

Sparta and

winning coalition and

Hindenburg, Paul von

Hitler, Adolf

Franco and

Holocaust

Hobbes, Thomas

Hobbes Index

bailout money and

best/worst countries

coalition size and

Congressional Budget Office and

explanation of

Heckman model and

institutions and

mortality and

solitariness and

stability and

Ho Chi Minh

Hodkinson, Stephen

Holocaust

Ho Lu

Holy Roman Empire

Hong Kong

Hoover Institution

Hume, David

Hunter-gatherer society

Hussein, Saddam

Iceland

Idle rich

Illiteracy

Immigration

Berlin Wall and

biased reporting and

black market and

disenfranchised and

population increase and

Tammany Hall and

Immunization

Impeachment

Incentives

countermeasures and

institutions and

kleptocracy and( see also Kleptocracy)

political theory and

Incumbency condition

Incumbents. See also Winning coalitions

challengers and( see also Challengers)

coalition choice and

commitment issues and

defection and

deposition rule and

economic issues and

equilibrium and

hazard rate and

Kenya and

kleptocracy and( see also Kleptocracy)

loyalty norm and( see also Loyalty norm)

Markov perfect equilibrium and

oppression and( see also Oppression)

optimal policy for

payoff and( see also Payoffs)

purges and

reselection and

resource allocation and

rivalry and

selectorate model and( see also Selectorate)

spending choices and

taxes and

time line for

victory probability and

India

Nehru and

Indicator function

Institutional preferences

autocracy and

countermeasures and

coups d’état and

disenfranchised and

leaders and

oppression and

political altering and

population migration and

protest and

purges and

war and

winning coalitions and

Institutions

civic-mindedness and

coalition size and ( see also Coalition size)

coordination/distribution issues and

dyadic selectorate model and ( see also Dyadic selectorate model)

economic activity and

English settlers and

equilibrium and

financial crisis and

Hobbes Index and

incentives and

Leopold II and

negotiations and

payoff and

peace and( see also Peace)

policy and

private interests and

selection and

selectorate and( see also Selectorate)

stability and

taxes and

transparency and

war and( see also War)

Internal Security Act

International Monetary Fund

Iran

Iraq

black market and

British invasion of

Gulf War and

oppression and

Isagoras

Islam

Ismail II

Italy

Jamaica

Japan

Jay, John

Jeyaretam, J. B.

Jiang Zemin

Jigme, Wangchuck

Job security

Joseph, Francis

Julianus, Didius

Karzai, Hamid

Kautilya

Keith, Linda Camp

Kennedy, John F.

Kenya

Kenyatta, Jomo

Kerensky government

Khan, Genghis

Khmer Rouge

Khrushchev, Nikita

Kiano, Julius

King John

brutal schemes of

winning coalition of

Kittikachorn, Thanom

Kleptocracy

Arabs and

autocracy and

black market and

caliphates and

Cambodia and

civil liberties and

Clinton and

construction and

cronyism and

democracy and

disenfranchisement and

economic growth and

electoral systems and

GDP and

Gorbachev and

government expenditures and

Heckman selection analysis and

institutional variables and

Kohl and

labor and

Legislative Selection variable and

leisure and

Leopold II and

loyalty norm and

Marcos and

measurement issues in

Mobutu Sese Seko and

monotonicity and

nepotism and

opportunities for

oppression and

per capita expenditures and

per capita income and

POLITY data and

population data and

private goods and

public goods and( see also Public goods)

regime type and

Russia and

Singapore and