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structural-demographic theory: a standalone construct

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a model in which population growth, elite overproduction and state fiscal strain combine to produce recurring waves of political instability.

In history, structural-demographic theory refers to a model in which population growth, elite overproduction and state fiscal strain combine to produce recurring waves of political instability. This meaning comes from Turchin (2012) in Journal of Peace Research.[1]

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References

Turchin, P. (2012). Dynamics of political instability in the United States, 1780–2010. Journal of Peace Research, 49(4), 577-591. https://doi.org/10.1177/0022343312442078

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