Polarization, Fragmentation, and Democratic Deconsolidation in Interwar Europe

2025/06/13 by Nils-Christian Bormann, Kaftan, Lea
#Comparative Politics #FOS: Political science #Fragmentation #Interwar Europe #Polarization #Political Science #Replication material #Social and Behavioral Sciences

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/dr7vh

Abstract

This contains the replication material for our study "Polarization, Fragmentation, and Democratic Deconsolidation in Interwar Europe". Please only use the data provided here for replication purposes and the original data for novel analyes.

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