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Replication Data for: Protesting for Autocracy: Economic vulnerability and anti-democratic protest attendance in Tunisia

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peace and securitysocioeconomic

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The following files replicate the data analysis carried out for "Protesting for Autocracy: Economic vulnerability and anti-democratic protest attendance in Tunisia," which is forthcoming in Democratization.

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