The Way from the May 27 Coup d’état to the March 12 Memorandum and the Underlying Causes by Cengiz Sunay, Emre Ezgin

“…This study examines the basic milestones of the road from the coup d’etat of May 27th 1960 to the March 12th Memorandum of 1970 by formulating new questions on the external dynamics of both coups and bringing alternative views.…”
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Coup d'état and economic growth in Turkey: Evidence from ARDL bounds testing procedure by Bakirtas Ibrahim, Sari Ramazan, Koc Suleyman

Subjects: “…coup d'état…”
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Editorial: Violent transformations in Africa: coup d'etat, civil wars and terrorism in the crisis of democracy by Luca Bussotti, Marc Jacquinet, Miguel de Barros

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Celebrating the Coup d'état: Authoritarian Past, the Role of Courts and Memory Politics in Contemporary Brazil by Cristiano Paixão, Raphael Peixoto De P. Marques

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Demystifying the Democratic Transition in Venezuela by Maryhen Jiménez Morales

Subjects: “…Coup d'Etat, Transnational Constitutionalism…”
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An Analysis of Political-Social Reasons for the Failure of Mohammad Morsiʼs Governance and Sisiʼs Coup d'état in Egypt by amir hosein moradpourdehnavi, alireza naeij

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La Tunisie en 2021 : un coup politique peut masquer un coup d’État by Eric Gobe

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Explaining the Reasons for the Coup d'etat of 15 July 2016 in Turkey Based on the Theory of Social Gaps by Hossein Masoudnia, Abdol Reza Alishahi

Subjects: “…coup d'etat…”
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Le 6 septembre 1930 en Argentine : un Coup d’Etat investi de révolutions by Marianne Gonzalez Aleman

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Bullets over ballots: How electoral exclusion increases the risk of coups d'état and civil wars by Klaas, B

“…Global probit modeling (using electoral exclusion as an independent variable and coups d'état and civil wars as separate dependent variables) suggests that, since the end of the Cold War, excluding opposition candidates from the ballot roughly doubles the risk of a coup d'état <em>or</em> quadruples the risk of civil war onset. …”

Before night falls: Human rights and middle classes in Argentine before and in the beginning of the coup d’etat of 1976 by Sebastián Carassai

“…In this study I explore the issue of human rights in Argentina in the period before and at the beginning of the 1976 Coup d’etat (1970-1977). I claim that the absence of a social conscience about human rights in the first part of the decade and the early and huge consensus about what later would be called “the theory of two demons” are two essential elements to explain the attitude of the middle classes not involved in political struggle toward the emergence of a human rights discourse in Argentina.…”
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Au-delà de Zelaya : les enjeux du coup d’État pour la démocratie hondurienne by Karen Bähr Caballero

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Chili, 50 ans après le coup d'État : autoritarisme néolibéral, démocratisation et crises sociales by Rolando Álvarez Vallejos, Franck Gaudichaud

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Insurrection by Kim Lane Scheppele

Subjects: “…Coup d'Etat, Donald Trump, Impeachment, Insurrection…”
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The paradoxical role of the paranormal in politics a reading of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Macbeth by Biava Kodjo KLOUTSE

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Coup, Revolution, or Negotiated Regime Change by Andrew Arato

Subjects: “…Coup d'Etat, Evo Morales, presidential terms…”
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Une leçon à apprendre ? Le Parti Communiste Italien face au coup d’État chilien de 1973 by Roberto Colozza

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Double burden: Exploring the digital divide in the Burmese educational system following the 2021 coup d’ etat and the COVID-19 pandemic by Bob Nanthakorn, Peter Ractham, Laddawan Kaewkitipong

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Négocier l’asile diplomatique : les ambassades face au coup d’État du 11 septembre 1973 au Chili by Caroline Moine

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El golpe de Rojas y el poder de los militares Rojas' coup d'etat and the power of army men by Adolfo León Atehortúa Cruz

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