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| author | Ivchenko, Oleh |
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| contents | Empirical analysis of 87-country WSI dataset identifying two instability archetypes: economic-led collapse (Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe) where economic deterioration precedes political failure by 6-18 months, and conflict-led collapse (Ukraine, Myanmar, Libya) where economic damage follows as a consequence. The Israel anomaly demonstrates that economic resilience buffers political stability even under active military conflict. Implications for early warning system design. |
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| spellingShingle | When the Economy Collapses, the Government Follows: Mapping the Dependency Between Economic and Political Instability Ivchenko, Oleh Empirical analysis of 87-country WSI dataset identifying two instability archetypes: economic-led collapse (Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe) where economic deterioration precedes political failure by 6-18 months, and conflict-led collapse (Ukraine, Myanmar, Libya) where economic damage follows as a consequence. The Israel anomaly demonstrates that economic resilience buffers political stability even under active military conflict. Implications for early warning system design. |
| title | When the Economy Collapses, the Government Follows: Mapping the Dependency Between Economic and Political Instability |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18972765 |