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Replication Data for: Elections, Government Turnover, and Citizen Acceptance of Political Violence: Evidence from Election Panel Surveys in Zambia and Kenya

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Replication materials for "Elections, Government Turnover, and Citizen Acceptance of Political Violence: Evidence from Election Panel Surveys in Zambia and Kenya" Inken von Borzyskowski and Michael Wahman Perspectives on Politics, June 2026

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Social Scienceselectionelection violenceelection qualitygovernment turnoverKenyaZambiatrust

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