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Daniel ZiblattEaton Professor of Science of Government, Harvard University & WZB Berlin Social Science CenterBestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei gov.harvard.edu
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Dan Slater

James Orin Murfin Professor of Political Science, University of Michigan

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Authoritarianism Democratization Nationalism State-Building Southeast Asia


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Ordering power: contentious politics and authoritarian Leviathans in Southeast Asia D Slater Cambridge University Press, 2010	1388	2010
Systemic vulnerability and the origins of developmental states: Northeast and Southeast Asia in comparative perspective RF Doner, BK Ritchie, D Slater International organization 59 (2), 327-361, 2005	963	2005
Iron cage in an iron fist: Authoritarian institutions and the personalization of power in Malaysia D Slater Comparative Politics, 81-101, 2003	449	2003
Informative regress: Critical antecedents in comparative politics D Slater, E Simmons Comparative Political Studies 43 (7), 886-917, 2010	366	2010
The enduring indispensability of the controlled comparison D Slater, D Ziblatt Comparative Political Studies 46 (10), 1301-1327, 2013	359	2013
Institutions of the offensive: Domestic sources of dispute initiation in authoritarian regimes, 1950–1992 B Lai, D Slater American Journal of Political Science 50 (1), 113-126, 2006	352	2006
Indonesia's accountability trap: Party cartels and presidential power after democratic transition D Slater Indonesia, 61-92, 2004	328	2004
State power and staying power: Infrastructural mechanisms and authoritarian durability D Slater, S Fenner Journal of International Affairs, 15-29, 2011	255	2011
The strength to concede: Ruling parties and democratization in developmental Asia D Slater, J Wong Perspectives on Politics 11 (3), 717-733, 2013	214	2013
Revolutions, crackdowns, and quiescence: Communal elites and democratic mobilization in Southeast Asia D Slater American Journal of Sociology 115 (1), 203-254, 2009	186	2009
Coping by colluding: Political uncertainty and promiscuous powersharing in Indonesia and Bolivia D Slater, E Simmons Comparative Political Studies 46 (11), 1366-1393, 2013	168	2013
Democratic careening D Slater World Politics 65 (4), 729-763, 2013	168	2013
Southeast Asia: strong-state democratization in Malaysia and Singapore D Slater Journal of democracy 23 (2), 19-33, 2012	162	2012
Dead but not gone: Contemporary legacies of communism, imperialism, and authoritarianism A Simpser, D Slater, J Wittenberg Annual Review of Political Science 21 (1), 419-439, 2018	131	2018
Can Leviathan be democratic? Competitive elections, robust mass politics, and state infrastructural power D Slater Studies in Comparative International Development 43, 252-272, 2008	122	2008
Party cartelization, Indonesian-style: Presidential power-sharing and the contingency of democratic opposition D Slater Journal of East Asian Studies 18 (1), 23-46, 2018	108	2018
Economic origins of democratic breakdown? The redistributive model and the postcolonial state D Slater, B Smith, G Nair Perspectives on Politics 12 (2), 353-374, 2014	108	2014
Altering Authoritarianism D Slater Explaining Institutional Change, 132, 2010	100*	2010
Southeast Asia in political science: Theory, region, and qualitative analysis EM Kuhonta, D Slater, T Vu Stanford University Press, 2008	98	2008
Standoffish states: nonliterate leviathans in Southeast Asia D Slater, D Kim TRaNS: Trans-Regional and-National Studies of Southeast Asia 3 (1), 25-44, 2015	94	2015

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