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From Dictatorship to Dictatorship: Greece 1973
Global Political Transitions, 2022Ioannis Tzortzis
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Roman dictatorship in the French Revolution [PDF]
History of European Ideas, 2021 This article seeks to explain why the Roman dictatorship, which had served as a positive model of constitutional emergency government until the French Revolution, acquired a negative meaning during the Revolution itself.
de Wilde, M.
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Haiti: from dictatorship to dictatorship
Race & Class, 1988Since the ousting of Baby Doc under mass, popular pressure in 1986, and the assumption of power by a military junta - ostensibly to oversee the passage to civilian government - the struggle in Haiti for even minimal justice and democracy has continued.
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1996
Abstract One of the great challenges a constitutional democracy faces is to protect itself from those who would impose an authoritarian regime on the polity. The first observation to be made is that no set of institutions is “dictatorship proof.” A constitution is a set of rules written on a piece of paper, or perhaps written into the
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Abstract One of the great challenges a constitutional democracy faces is to protect itself from those who would impose an authoritarian regime on the polity. The first observation to be made is that no set of institutions is “dictatorship proof.” A constitution is a set of rules written on a piece of paper, or perhaps written into the
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Only a dictatorship is efficient
Games and Economic Behavior, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jean-Pierre Benoît, Lewis A. Kornhauser
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Power of Enforcement and Dictatorship
Theory and Decision, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2018
The military undertook a thorough militarization of the city following the 1976 coup, not just in waging the dirty war but by taking control of the government bureaucracy and university. Various sectoral interests and institutions (the press, the judiciary, business, the Catholic Church) were complicit in the state terrorism, some actively others ...
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The military undertook a thorough militarization of the city following the 1976 coup, not just in waging the dirty war but by taking control of the government bureaucracy and university. Various sectoral interests and institutions (the press, the judiciary, business, the Catholic Church) were complicit in the state terrorism, some actively others ...
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