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Representation through taxation: revenue, politics, and development in postcommunist states
Scott Gehlbach
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Frontmatter
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List of Tables (page xi)
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List of Figures (page xii)
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Acknowledgments (page xv)
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Note on Transliteration (page xix)
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1 TAXES, REPRESENTATION, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE RUSSIAN HEARTLAND (page 1)
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1.1 Structuring Tax Systems - and the Tax Base (page 4)
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1.2 The Nature of Representation (page 9)
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1.3 Revenue Dependence and Economic Development (page 13)
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1.4 Looking Ahead (page 16)
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2 THE CREATION OF TAX SYSTEMS (page 20)
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2.1 Taxation under Communism (page 21)
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2.2 Taxation after Communism (page 22)
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2.3 Initial Conditions and Postcommunist Tax Structure (page 28)
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2.4 Tax Revenue and Tax Compliance (page 38)
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2.5 Summary (page 50)
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2.A Appendix: Supplementary Tables and Figures (page 52)
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3 THE LOGIC OF REPRESENTATION THROUGH TAXATION (page 60)
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3.1 Theoretical Framework (page 64)
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3.2 Empirical Predictions (page 68)
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3.3 Summary (page 74)
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3.A Appendix: The Formal Logic of Representation through Taxation (page 75)
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4 PATTERNS OF COLLECTIVE-GOODS PROVISION (page 86)
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4.1 Data (page 89)
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4.2 Representation through Collective Action versus Representation through Taxation (page 94)
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4.3 Divergent Patterns of Collective-Goods Provision (page 101)
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4.4 Robustness Checks and Alternative Explanations (page 113)
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4.5 Summary (page 118)
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4.A Appendix: Supplementary Tables (page 120)
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5 REVENUE TRAPS (page 127)
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5.1 Revenue Dependence and Factor Mobility (page 131)
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5.2 The Political Economy of Privatization in Postsocialist States (page 133)
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5.3 "Old" and "New" Equilibria (page 142)
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5.4 Summary (page 146)
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5.A Appendix A: The Formal Logic of Revenue Traps (page 147)
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5.B Appendix B: Progress in Privatization during First Postcommunist Decade (page 153)
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6 CONCLUSIONS (page 155)
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6.1 The Institutional Nature of State Capacity (page 157)
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6.2 The Political Consequences of Exit (page 160)
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6.3 A Post-Olsonian Political Economy (page 162)
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Bibliography (page 165)
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Author Index (page 181)
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Subject Index (page 186)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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SR | 68.4 (Winter 2009): 958-959 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/25593802 |
PoP | 7.3 (Sep. 2009): 681-683 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/40407039 |
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Published: 2008
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
- 9780521887335 (hardcover)
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