Introducing the Maxrange Dataset: Monthly Data on Political Institutions and Regimes Since 1789 and Yearly Since 1600

Rånge, Max; Wilson, Matthew Charles; Sandberg, Mikael

doi:10.2139/ssrn.2672775

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“…political rights, civil liberties), yielding an aggregate score per country ranging between 0 and 100. The MaxRange (MR) dataset (Rånge et al, 2015) is based on seven main criteria (e.g. political competition, electoral integrity and quality) resulting in an index that goes from 0 to 100.…”

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Does Trust Associate With Political Regime?

2020

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“…The MaxRange dataset (Rånge et al, 2015) also allows to rank regimes according to their extent of democracy. The researchers behind this dataset use seven main criteria (territorial control, political competition, civil liberties, electoral integrity and quality, constitutional consensus / legitimacy, general suffrage, constitutional order) that define if a country can be classified (and to which extent) as a democracy.…”

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Patient democracies?

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Khayouti

2022

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There is growing evidence that schooling and income associate positively with democracy and patience, suggesting a potential link between democracy and patience. We test if indeed the political regime of countries associates with the average patience of their citizens. We document a highly significant positive raw association between the level of democracy and patience for all the political regime indices that we use. Considering regional controls, geographical conditions and culture (proxied by religion) only diminishes the strength of the association slightly. However, economic development and schooling have a mediating role in the relationship between patience and political regime.JEL: code, D02, D12

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Introducing the Maxrange Dataset: Monthly Data on Political Institutions and Regimes Since 1789 and Yearly Since 1600

Cited by 2 publications

References 21 publications

Does Trust Associate With Political Regime?

Does Trust Associate With Political Regime?

Patient democracies?

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