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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. 1. A Theory of Revolutionary Durability 1
5. Part I. Classical Revolutions
6. 2. The Revolutionary Origins of Soviet Durability 43
7. 3. The Revolutionary Origins of Chinese Authoritarian Durability 85
8. 4. The Durability of Mexico’s Revolutionary Regime 117
9. Part II. National Liberation Regimes
10. 5. Regime Origins and Diverging Paths in Vietnam, Algeria, and Ghana 155
11. Part III. Explaining Variation in Revolutionary Outcomes
12. Introduction 201
13. 6. Radicalism and Durability: Cuba and Iran 203
14. 7. Radical Failures: Early Deaths of the Hungarian Soviet Republic, the Khmer Rouge, and the Taliban 250
15. 8. Accommodation and Instability: Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Guinea-Bissau 273
16. 9. Conclusion 317
17. Appendix I. Statistical Analysis of Revolutionary and Nonrevolutionary Regimes 357
18. Appendix II. Operationalization of Major Variables 384
19. Appendix III. Summary Coding for All Authoritarian Regimes, 1900–2015 394
20. Notes 409
21. References 525
22. Index 607
23. A Note on the Type 639