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2026 The regime does not make mistakes. Jane Esberg · Philadelphia Inquirer 2025 Censorship and Cultural Control Jane Esberg · The Pinochet Shock: Radical Economic Change and Life Under Dictatorship in · Scholar only · needs review 2025 Criminal fragmentation in Mexico Jane Esberg · Political Science Research and Methods · Scholar only · needs review 21 2025 Explaining Criminal Fragmentation Jane Esberg · Political Science Research and Methods · needs review 2025 The Political Legacy of Politician Trajectories During the Pinochet Regime Jane Esberg · The Pinochet Shock: Radical Economic Change and Life Under Dictatorship in Chile · needs review 0 2025 The Repression of Cultural Elites: Evidence’s from Argentina’s Film Industry Jane Esberg · The Journal of Politics 3 2024 Book Review of Undue Process: Persecution and Punishment in Autocratic Courts by Fiona Shen-Bayh Jane Esberg · The Journal of Development Studies 0 2024 Fear, Lies, and Lucre: How Criminal Groups Weaponise Social Media in Mexico. Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2024 Undue Process: Persecution and Punishment in Autocratic Courts: By Fiona Feiang Shen-Bayh Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022, 222 pp., 105.00(hardback), 34.99 … Jane Esberg · The Journal of Development Studies · Scholar only 2023 How Exile Shapes Online Opposition: Evidence from Venezuela Jane Esberg · American Political Science Review 47 2023 Review Article of After Authoritarianism: Transitional Justice and Democratic Stability by Monika Nalepa Jane Esberg · Political Science Quarterly 3 2022 Covert Confiscation: How Regimes Differ in Their Strategies of Expropriation Jane Esberg · Comparative Political Studies 28 2022 Crime in Pieces: The Effects of Mexico’s War on Drugs, Explained. Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2022 Keeping Oil From the Fire: Tackling Mexico’s Fuel Theft Racket. Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2022 Social Media Data in Conflict Research. Jane Esberg · Institute for Research on the Information Environment 3 2022 Why Mexico’s Kingpin Strategy Failed. Jane Esberg · Modern War Institute at West Point 6 2021 Anticipating Dissent: The Repression of Politicians in Pinochet’s Chile Jane Esberg · The Journal of Politics 71 2021 Digital Technologies, Peace and Security: Challenges and Opportunities for United Nations Peace Operations Jane Esberg · United Nations 23 2021 The Exile Effect: Venezuela’s Overseas Opposition and Social Media Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2021 What the Facebook Whistleblower Reveals about Social Media and Conflict Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2020 All the President’s Trolls: Real and Fake Twitter Fights in El Salvador Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2020 Censorship as Reward: Evidence from Pop Culture Censorship in Chile Jane Esberg · American Political Science Review 70 2020 More Than Cartels: Counting Mexico’s Crime Rings Jane Esberg · International Crisis Group 2015 Democracy’s Effect on Terrorist Organizations: Regime Type and Armed Group Behavior in Chile Jane Esberg · Terrorism and Political Violence 9 2013 In Transition to Civilian Rule, Myanmar Can Learn from Chile Jane Esberg · World Politics Review 2012 Negotiating Nonproliferation: Scholarship, Pedagogy and Nuclear Weapons Policy Jane Esberg · The Nonproliferation Review 5 2012 Pathways out of fragility. The Case for a Research Agenda on Inclusive Political Settlements in Fragile States Jane Esberg · UK Department for International Development · needs review 31 2012 Reviving American Leadership Jane Esberg · Campaign 2012 Censorship and Cultural Control in Chile Jane Esberg · The Pinochet Shock: Radical Economic Change and Life Under Dictatorship in Chile · needs review
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2026 · article

The regime does not make mistakes.

Philadelphia Inquirer · Jane Esberg

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“The regime does not make mistakes.” Philadelphia Inquirer (February 2026)

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title The regime does not make mistakes. (used)
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