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We formalize Tilly's concept of repertoires of collective action and analyze how state repression affects the variety of observed contentious actions. When repression accelerates with higher levels of antiregime actions ( convex repression structure), opposition leaders tend to call for many different forms of contentious actions, thereby generating a wider repertoire. In contrast, when repression decelerates with higher contentious actions ( concave repression structure, , including indiscriminate repression), opposition leaders tend to call for just one form of contentious action, , thereby generating a narrower repertoire. Methodologically, we deliver an analysis for settings in which coordination and delegation are intertwined. (JEL D71, D72, D74, D82)
Keyword:
PROTESTS
VIOLENCE
INTERVENTION
COORDINATION
TECHNOLOGY
DELEGATION
TERRORISM
SHADOW
MEDIA
STATE
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11.6
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