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목록Coercive Regime (1)
New Political Science
c. ㉠ Coercive Regime Overthrow
㉠ Coercive Regime Overthrow The mathematical model describing political change characterized by "regime overthrow by armed force capacity" is depicted in the following graph. Looking at this graph, the repression force( \( \vec{S_{TB}} \) ) continues to increase until time \( t_2 \) . This implies that the political regime has enough political capacity to bear the maintenance costs. Nevertheless..
Mechanism of Politics
2023. 12. 14. 02:57