What Kind of Autocratic Leadership Transition Do People Prefer? Evidence from Uganda

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socioeconomic

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TapGol

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Cen

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OSF

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A pre-registered forced-choice conjoint experiment to examine what kind of autocratic leadership transition people prefer, based on a survey of 1,000 people in Uganda.

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