Complements or Substitutes? How Institutional Arrangements Bind Traditional Authorities and the State in Africa – ERRATUM.

The article addresses a correction to an error in Table 2 of a previously published study, which examined the effect of distance to state on perceptions of traditional authorities. The error involved the misplacement of the "Treatment × recognized" row, leading to incorrect coefficients and standard...

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Publicado en:American Political Science Review Vol. 119; no. 4; pp. 2028 - 2029
Autor principal: HENN, SOEREN J.
Formato: Correction Notice
Publicado: Cambridge University Press Nov2025
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      ab: The article addresses a correction to an error in Table 2 of a previously published study, which examined the effect of distance to state on perceptions of traditional authorities. The error involved the misplacement of the "Treatment × recognized" row, leading to incorrect coefficients and standard errors. The revised table is presented, detailing the results of various specifications with the traditional leader z-score as the dependent variable, and the publisher expresses regret for the mistake.
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