Rebels, Revenue and Redistribution: The Political Geography of Post-Conflict Power-Sharing in Africa

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Moreover, PS also maximizes elites' private political benefits. To stay in power (and benefit from it), elites need to reward their supporters and constituencies. Again, @felixhaass and I have a paper on this: https://t.co/MCi8xWdHlU

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