Publication Date

Spring 4-16-2025

Presentation Length

15 minutes

College

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department

Political Science, Department of

Student Level

Undergraduate

SPARK Category

Research

Faculty Advisor

Dr. Vaughn May

WELL Core Type

Intellectual Wellness

SPARK Session

Political Science III

Presentation Type

Article

Summary

A variety of factors come into play when determining economic outcomes. One of these factors is tied to political stability. After coup events, the literature finds that economies perform worse overall. This literature has explored other factors tied to coup events, such as overall political stability and the effects of different governing types on economies. Previous methods of exploring coups did not permit foreign intervention to take an active role, or even any role in most cases, in their models. This study will explore the correlation between economic output, utilizing GDP data from the Penn World Table, and foreign intervention during a coup situation. At the time of writing, this paper does not have conclusive results.

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The submitted document is not the final draft of the research paper.

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