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State ownership, petroleum revenue, and the enduring legacy of authoritarianism in Angola
In the post-independence period, Angola's political economy has been shaped by the petroleum industry. After gaining independence in 1975, Angola turned authoritarian and subsequently, Sonangol, a state-owned oil company, was created. Once established, authoritarianism in Angola persisted for a long...
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Department of Political Studies
2021
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