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A Comparative Study of Legitimation Strategies in Hybrid Regimes [PDF]
Policy Studies, 2016 : Despite the growing body of research on ‘hybrid regimes’, few studies address the issue of their domestic legitimacy. Targeting this gap in the literature, this article explores the legitimation strategies of three hybrid regimes around the globe ...
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How Durable are Hybrid Regimes? The Case of Zimbabwe as a Hybrid Regime
Politeia, 2021In general, the durability of the hybrid regime is debated due to the coexistence of democratic and authoritarian regime institutions in the system, functioning in disconnect with each other. There is also the inevitable expectation of a hybrid regime to change.
Itai Makone, Derica Lambrechts
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Hybrid What? Partial Consensus and Persistent Divergences in the Analysis of Hybrid Regimes
International Political Science Review, 2014 Despite initial scepticism about their very existence, hybrid regimes have increasingly attracted scholarly attention. The rapid development of the debate, however, is in striking contrast with its often inconclusive results.
Andrea Cassani
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Elections in Hybrid Regimes: Conceptual Stretching Revived
Political Studies, 2014 This article challenges the use of diminished subtypes as a strategy for avoiding conceptual stretching in the conceptual construction of hybrid regimes.
Lee Morgenbesser
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An Externally Constrained Hybrid Regime: Hungary in the European Union [PDF]
Democratization, 2018 The paper focuses on the unique, role model characteristics of the Hungarian hybrid regime, the Hungarian political system’s new incarnation forged in the past years’ democratic backsliding process. Following the short review of the main hybrid regime literature and the key analyses putting the democratic quality of the Hungarian political system under
Daniel Hegedus
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2019
Most political regimes in the world today display some form of mixture of democratic and autocratic institutional features—they are hybrid regimes. This chapter distils from the literature the defining characteristics, commonly discussed types, and causes of transformations of hybrid regimes. It demonstrates how all hybrid regime concepts can be sorted
Alexander Schmotz
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Most political regimes in the world today display some form of mixture of democratic and autocratic institutional features—they are hybrid regimes. This chapter distils from the literature the defining characteristics, commonly discussed types, and causes of transformations of hybrid regimes. It demonstrates how all hybrid regime concepts can be sorted
Alexander Schmotz
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Are There Hybrid Regimes? Or Are They Just an Optical Illusion?
European Political Science Review, 2009In recent years there has been growing interest and a related literature on hybrid regimes. Is there a good definition of such an institutional arrangement? Are there actually sets of stabilized, political institutions that can be labelled in this way? Is it possible that within the widespread process of democracy diffusion these are only ‘transitional’
Leonardo Morlino
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Retrospective voting in hybrid regimes
2022Hybrid political regimes are characterized by fractured political opposition, suppression of independent media, and a loyal but less competent public bureaucracy. Does retrospective voting -- the bread and butter of electoral accountability -- still occur under such informational environments?
Haakon Gjerløw +2 more
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Democratization and Hybrid Regimes
East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures, 2008Despite the central place of democratization studies in comparative politics, scholars still lack both theory and empirical evidence to understand institutional change in hybrid regimes (characterized by a collapse of one authoritarian regime and failure to transition to a consolidated democracy). This article makes a contribution to the emerging study
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