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Rent Appropriation and Sustained Growth: by Robinson, James A.; This paper demonstrates that the introduction of imperfect competition into the labor market can solve the problem isolated by Jones and Manuelli (Journal of Economic Theory, 1992, 58,...; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

Political Institutions, Ethnic Elites and the Civic Engagement of Immigrants: A Comparison of Canada and the United States: by Irene Bloemraad; In this paper I argue that there is a significant isomorphism between a host country?s political system and newcomers? participation. During the "first wave" of mass migration to North...; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

Transatlantic Security and the Taiwan Straits: by Sebastian Wood; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

Ties that Bind? International Linkage and Competitive Authoritarian Regime Change in Africa, Latin America, and Postcommunist Eu: by Levitsky, Steven; Paper prepared for the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, PA, August 27–30, 2003. The authors thank Alicia Llosa, Peter Schwartzstein, Hillel Soifer,...; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

Triangular Human Capital Flows between Sending, Entrepot and the Rest of the World Destinations: Lessons from Canada and Germany: by Don J. DeVoretz; We argue that their exist three initial sending regions, India, China, and Hong–Kong (SAR) and two possible receiving regions, an entrepot destination (Canada–Europe) and the ROW (USA)....; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

The Treaty of Nice: The Sharing of Power and the Institutional Balance in the European Union-A Continental Perspective: by Xenophon Yataganas; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

Autocracy by Democratic Rules: The Dynamics of Competitive Authoritarianism in the Post-Cold War Era: by Levitsky, Steven; This paper examines one type of hybrid regime, which we call competitive authoritarianism. Such regimes are authoritarian in that they do not meet standard procedural minimum criteria for democracy....; Publication Type: Conference Paper; Published Date: More

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