Influence of Government Effectiveness on Protest Activity Levels

Student: Lipman Varvara

Supervisor: Egor Yureskul

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2017

Government effectiveness and protest activity are common issues of political science. However, a small number of scientific works of the sphere of intersection of these topics lead to a weak study of the relationship between state effectiveness and protests. This piece of research is an attempt to study in detail the mechanism of interaction between the two indicators and to reveal the nature of the relationship between government effectiveness and the characteristics of protests.

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