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Replication Data for: Repression and Dissent in Moments of Uncertainty: Panel Data Evidence from Zimbabwe

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peace and security

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dataset
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YouLeB
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HarYou
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Har
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This is the replication data and supporting information for LeBas and Young (2022) "Repression and dissent in moments of uncertainty: Panel data evidence from Zimbabwe."

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