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Changes in Relative Systemic Contentiousness Between Periods 1950-1970 and 1980-2000

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Author's analysis of data from Banks and Wilson.

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Relative systemic contentiousness refers to the proportion of all contentious events that are anti-systemic (the number of riots and guerrilla wars as a proportion of riots, guerrilla wars, demonstrations, and strikes).

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Political science · Sociology
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Social Science

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