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Explaining Out-Group Bias in Weak States: Religion and Legibility in the 1891/1892 Russian Famine — CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 June 2022

Volha Charnysh

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World Politics , Volume 74 , Issue 3 , July 2022 , pp. 476 - 477
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Copyright © 2022 Trustees of Princeton University

In the original publication of Charnysh (2022), a textual error occurred on page 232 that incorrectly states: “Results from Table 4 are summarized for standardized coefficients on share Muslim and share other non-Orthodox in Figure 8.” The correct text should read, “Results from Table 4 are summarized for standardized coefficients on Myers index and tax revenue in Figure 8.”

FIGURE 8

Standardized Coefficients on Myers Index (Higher Values Mean Lower Legibility) and Tax Revenue in Regressions of Various Indicators of Famine Relief, Based on Models in Table 4 with a Full Set of Covariates and Province Fixed Effectsa

aPoint estimates represent changes in each outcome equivalent to one standard deviation increase in Myers index or tax revenue. Lines represent 95 percent confidence intervals.

In addition, Figure 8 on page 234 was printed incorrectly. The correct Figure 8 is reproduced on the next page:

The author regrets these errors.

References

Reference:

Charnysh, Volha. 2022. “Explaining Out-Group Bias in Weak States: Religion and Legibility in the 1891/1892 Russian Famine.” World Politics 74, no. 2 (April): 205–48. At https://doi.org/10.1017/S004388712100023X.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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FIGURE 8 Standardized Coefficients on Myers Index (Higher Values Mean Lower Legibility) and Tax Revenue in Regressions of Various Indicators of Famine Relief, Based on Models in Table 4 with a Full Set of Covariates and Province Fixed EffectsaaPoint estimates represent changes in each outcome equivalent to one standard deviation increase in Myers index or tax revenue. Lines represent 95 percent confidence intervals.