Cultural and economic prerequisites of democracy: Reassessing recent evidence

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Does Public Support Help Democracy Survive? (2019, methodology): “First, following existing studies (Hadenius and Teorell 2005; Inglehart 2003; Inglehart and Welzel 2005; Qi and Shin 2011; Welzel 2007), this article tests a general hypothesis that public support for democracy shapes subsequent changes in democracy, either by promoting democratization, or by…”
Pathways from Authoritarianism (2007, background): “It could be argued that it is an advantage, in general, to apply a continuous—rather than a dichotomous—conception in which degrees of democracy (or autocracy) can be distinguished, but in which no discrete cutoff point separating the two need be identified.(13) For certain research questions, howev”