Taxation data as indicators of state-society relations: Possibilities and pitfalls in cross-national research

By E. Lieberman. 2002

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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1. Carola Moreno
2. J. Gerring
3. Strom C. Thacker
4. Jonathan K. Hanson
5. R. Sigman
6. S. Holmberg
7. S. Dahlberg

Citations in the corpus

• Leviathan’s Latent Dimensions: Measuring State Capacity for Comparative Political Research (2013, methodology): “As Lieberman (2002) and Rogers and Weller (2014) argue, the revenue sources that are most likely to capture concepts related to state capacity include income, property, and domestic consumption taxes.”
• Centripetal Democratic Governance: A Theory and Global Inquiry (2005, background): “A government’s capacity to extract resources from businesses and individuals should reflect its overall capacity to formulate and implement public policies (Cheibub 1998; Lieberman 2002).”