On the Outside Looking In: Secrecy and the Study of Authoritarian Regimes*

Barros, Robert

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On the Outside Looking In: Secrecy and the Study of Authoritarian Regimes* : Secrecy and the Study of Authoritarian Regimes

Author(s): Robert Barros ¹

Publication date (Electronic): November 28 2016

Journal: Social Science Quarterly

Publisher: Wiley

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Title: Social Science Quarterly

Abbreviated Title: Social Science Quarterly

Publisher: Wiley

ISSN: 00384941

Publication date Created: December 2016

Publication date (Print): December 2016

Publication date (Electronic): November 28 2016

Volume: 97

Issue: 4

Pages: 953-973

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[1 ]Universidad de San Andrés

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DOI: 10.1111/ssqu.12350

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