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Barbara Geddes

Distinguished Research Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Political Science

Barbara Geddes is currently serving as a Political Science Distinguished Research Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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University of California, Los Angeles

Distinguished Research Professor

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political science governance regime analysis comparative politics democracy politics public policy international relations democratization biopolitics political behavior social sciences political sociology political analysis elections latin american politics geopolitics political transformation political process latin america political studies political theory domestic politics international politics political development political systems eastern europe history democratic theory comparative political studies political science research power relations political competition comparative law latin american research social science research strategic studies crisis management european security comparative analysis comparative public law spatial politics institutional economics institutional environment corruption economic liberalization national security economic change economic reform survivability index system political conflict regime transitions autocratic breakdown sand castles authoritarian regimes popular support autocratic regime survival comparative perspective leninist legacy institutional sources military rule military coups strategic logic dictatorships work autocratic regimes regime transition bureaucracy autocratic politics

Notable Scholarly Works

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How New Dictatorships Begin. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Barbara Geddes

political sciencepolitical transformationgovernancesecurity studiespolitical sociologydemocratizationregime analysispolitical behaviorgeopoliticsinternational politicsdemocracyforeign policy

Member Spotlights. Political Science Today (2021)

Tatiana NievesBarbara GeddesMichael HanchardGregory HuberAndrew MartinDaniel PosnerHaunani- Kay TraskDeborah Yashar

member spotlightspolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative politics

Index. Cornell University Press eBooks (2019)

John Parker

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Autocratic Seizures of Power. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

autocratic seizuresgovernancepolitical sciencepower relations

Conclusion and Policy Implications. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

policy implicationspoliticspublic policy

Dictatorial Survival and Breakdown. (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

political sciencesurvival analysisregime analysisdictatorial survivalbiopolitics

Dictatorial Survival Strategies in Challenging Conditions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

political sciencebiopoliticssurvival analysisdictatorial survival strategieschallenging conditionsevolutionary biologysurvivability

Double-Edged Swords. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

How Dictatorships Work. (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

historypolitical sciencegovernanceregime analysisinternational relationsbiopolitics

How Dictatorships Work: Power, Personalization, and Collapse. Democratization (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

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Barbara Geddes

Distinguished Research Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Political Science

Barbara Geddes is currently serving as a Political Science Distinguished Research Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Barbara Geddes

University of California, Los Angeles

Distinguished Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How New Dictatorships Begin. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Barbara Geddes

political sciencepolitical transformationgovernancesecurity studiespolitical sociologydemocratizationregime analysispolitical behaviorgeopoliticsinternational politicsdemocracyforeign policy

Member Spotlights. Political Science Today (2021)

Tatiana NievesBarbara GeddesMichael HanchardGregory HuberAndrew MartinDaniel PosnerHaunani- Kay TraskDeborah Yashar

member spotlightspolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative politics

Index. Cornell University Press eBooks (2019)

John Parker

get access linkindex system

Autocratic Seizures of Power. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

autocratic seizuresgovernancepolitical sciencepower relations

Conclusion and Policy Implications. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

policy implicationspoliticspublic policy

Dictatorial Survival and Breakdown. (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

political sciencesurvival analysisregime analysisdictatorial survivalbiopolitics

Dictatorial Survival Strategies in Challenging Conditions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

political sciencebiopoliticssurvival analysisdictatorial survival strategieschallenging conditionsevolutionary biologysurvivability

Double-Edged Swords. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

How Dictatorships Work. (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

historypolitical sciencegovernanceregime analysisinternational relationsbiopolitics

How Dictatorships Work: Power, Personalization, and Collapse. Democratization (2018)

Barbara GeddesJoseph WrightErica Frantz

dictatorships workpolitical sciencepower relationsgovernanceregime analysisinternational relationsinternational politicsbiopolitics

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