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Book Review: The Ungovernable Society: A Genealogy of Authoritarian Liberalism
Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2023Joseph Tanke
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Liberal States, Authoritarian Families
2021Abstract How can liberals justify adult authority over children? Children are born requiring both subordination to adults and education to equip them for citizenship. These requirements are especially vexing for liberal democracies, for whom the exercise of authority is at odds with the natural liberty and equality of citizens.
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Emergency penality and authoritarian liberalism
Theoretical Criminology, 2008This article discusses how the normalization of emergency penality, together with the rise of neoliberalism in the Colombian political and economic fields during the last decade, has given rise to authoritarian liberalism—a political model which encourages the hypertrophy of the penal state and the reduction of the social state.
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Towards Liberal Authoritarianism
2004Abstract In September 1973, Stig Fredrikson received a curious early morning call in his apartment on Kutuzovsky Prospekt. The Swedish journalist lived in a Moscow block allocated by the Soviet authorities to foreigners, where they could be kept under close observation. The phone rang before his secretary, who doubled as a KGB informant,
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Understanding authoritarian liberal regimes
2012This project aims to answer two primary research questions. First, why some authoritarian regimes that export commodities decide to conduct advanced liberal industrialization (ALI) in order to create intensive-growth firms that produce internationally competitive finished goods at home?
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Authoritarian constitutionalism in liberal democracies
2019This chapter treats the form of authoritarian constitutionalism prevalent in Europe and the Western Hemisphere as an ideology, in the weak sense, an amalgam of tropes and rhetorics that allude to or evoke in an incoherent way two authoritarian traditions: a reactionary Catholic one and a fascist one.
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The concept of authoritarian liberalism has today acquired such breadth that it serves as a framework for understanding heterogeneous institutional and political realities, from post-Weimar Germany to liberal dictatorships such as the Chilean one, from the neoliberal offensive against democracy in the 1970s to the European political-economic ...
Antonio Tucci, Gianvito Brindisi
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Antonio Tucci, Gianvito Brindisi
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Religion in Liberal and Authoritarian States
2011Two aspects of the modern liberal state can be considered basic conditions that influence the place of religion in modern society. The first is the problem of national identity in the face of cultural diversity. Most modern states are culturally, ethnically and religiously diverse.
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Liberalism, authoritarianism and the politics of decisionism in Thailand
The Pacific Review, 2009Abstract By examining different Thai regime forms over the last 30 years this paper attempts to show how an uneasy co-existence between liberal and authoritarian forces has impacted on the exercise of power and regime form. Arguing that the persistence of authoritarian power in the military and the monarchy is central to understanding the nature of ...
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