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CONTENTS
PART ONE : THE QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF MASS POLITICAL VIOLENCE = 1
 CHAPTER ONE Introduction = 3
 CHAPTER TWO Mass Political Violence­Its Scope and Measurement = 7
  The Dimensions of Mass Political Violence = 9
  Constructing Composite Measures of Mass Political Violence = 11
  Summary = 16
PART TWO : SINGLE EQUATION HYPOTHESES AND PARTIAL THEORIES = 19
 CHAPTER THREE Levels and Rates of Change in Socioeconomic Development = 21
  Economic Development and Mass Violence = 21
  Socioeconomic Change and Mass Violence = 31
  Summary and Implications for a Larger Model = 41
 CHAPTER FOUR Social Structural Imbalances and Systemic Frustration and Satisfaction = 43
  Imbalances in Education and Economic Development = 44
  Imbalances in Urbanization and Economic Development = 50
  Further Imbalance Theories : Social Mobilization, and Government Performance and Social Welfare = 54
  Summary and Interpretation = 62
  Implications for a Multiequation Causal Sequence = 63
 CHAPTER FIVE Sociocultural Differentiation and National Integration = 65
  Differentiation and Mass Violence : Single Equation Models = 66
  Toward a Multiequation Formulation = 71
  Summary = 79
 CHAPTER SIX The Behavior of Political Elites : Government Repression and Coups = 81
  Elite Coercive Capability and Mass Violence = 82
  Elite Repression and Mass Violence = 88
  The Impact of Coups = 93
  Predetermined Causes of Coups = 96
  Predetermined Causes of Elite Repression = 109
  Summary and Implications for a Multiequation Model = 112
 CHAPTER SEVEN Domestic Political Structure : Political
  Democracy, Totalitarian Communism, and Left Party Strength = 116
  Political Democracy and Mass Violence = 116
  Totalitarian Communism and Mass Violence = 121
  Communist Parties and Mass Violence = 123
  The Non­Communist Left and Mass Violence = 127
  Summary = 130
PART THREE : MULTIEQUATION FORMULATIONS AND FINAL CAUSAL INFERENCES = 133
 CHAPTER EIGHT A Multiequation Model of Mass Political Violence = 135
  The Simultaneously Determined Ym Block : Mass Violence, Elite Repression, Coups, and Economic Change = 137
  The Cultural Differentiation Block = 146
  The Domestic Politics Block = 147
  The Government Performance­Social Welfare Block = 150
  Additional Predetermined Endogenous Influences = 151
  Conclusion = 153
 CHAPTER NINE Estimation Results and Causal Inferences = 154
  The Simultaneously Determined Ym Block : Initial Estimation Results = 154
  The Simultaneously Determined Ym Block : Revised Estimation Results = 165
  Predetermined Causal Influences : Estimation Results = 173
  Causal Inferences and Dynamic Implications = 178
  Conclusion = 194
 CHAPTER TEN Problems and Prospects = 196
  Specification Error = 196
  Aggregation of Data = 199
  Cross­Sectional Analysis = 200
APPENDIX
 1. Nations in the Cross­National Sample = 203
 2. Variables in the Multiequation Model = 204
 3. Estimation and Identification of Multiequation Causal Models = 206
  Consistency and Ordinary Least Squares = 206
  Instrumental Variables = 208
  Simultaneous Equations and Instrumental Variables : Two Stage Least Squares = 210
  The Identification Problem = 214
  Identification in Block Recursive Models = 221
  Lagged Endogenous Variables and Estimation Strategies = 222
  Identification of the Multiequation Model = 225
 4. Supplementary Instrumental Variables­Two Stage Least Squares Estimation Results = 232
 5. Values of Collective Protest D2 and Internal War D2 = 239
INDEX = 245