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The Imprint of Autocracy

1979
Soviet political culture is rooted in the historical experience of centuries of absolutism.1 Since at least medieval times the country has typically been ruled by a succession of strong, autocratic monarchs; and countervailing institutions—parliamentary, legal, or whatever—have remained weak and undeveloped. The country’s geography no doubt predisposed
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Autocracy Promotion

2019
By analogy with democracy promotion, this chapter explores the concept of autocracy promotion, referring to policy measures that have the potential to influence another country’s political system with a view to hampering democratization processes or to fostering autocratic regimes.
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Autocracy

2021
Seth Allcorn, Howard F. Stein
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Embedded Autocracy

Embedded Autocracy: Hungary in the European Unionconsiders the new Hungarian autocracy as a political regime that is deeply entrenched in the make-up of Hungarian society. The deterioration of the social conditions of democracy did not begin in 2010, when Viktor Orbán came to power, so it cannot be reduced to a leadership issue only.
Bozoki, Andras, Fleck, Zoltán
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Autocracy.

The Economic Journal, 1988
Paul Whiteley, Gordon Tullock
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Totalitarian Dictatorship and Autocracy.

American Slavic and East European Review, 1957
Alexander Dallin   +2 more
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Attack or Block? Repertoires of Digital Censorship in Autocracies

Journal of Information Technology and Politics, 2023
Alberto Dainotti   +2 more
exaly  

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