This study tests the assumption that political regimes have uniform
structures, which is central in the research on political regimes.
The various analyses undertaken in the study are based on the
concept of regime heterogeneity, which refers to the degree of
institutional variation in political regimes. This concept is
introduced in this book and opens the way to the possibility that
political regimes may be more or less uniform in their structure.
Furthermore, the study provides empirical support for the
alternative assumption that political regimes may have
institutional variations in their structure. The study also
illustrates how politics functions when a political regime is
characterized by regime heterogeneity. This book provides
conceptual and empirical contributions that strengthen our
understanding of how political regimes are constructed, but also
how political systems function when political regimes have
institutional variation.
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