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Distinctions With a Difference: Illiberalism and Authoritarianism in Scholarly Study

Political Studies Review, 2023
Comparative social science concepts such as “illiberalism” and “authoritarianism” are increasingly common terms of art used in academic and policy debates, yet usage patterns and their substantive meaning vary widely across publications and authors. This
Julian G. Waller
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‘Illiberal’ Peace and the Nature of ‘Illiberality’: Concepts and Cases

International Negotiation, 2023
Abstract This article focuses on an old type of imposed peace settlement which has been enjoying something of a revival in the past decade and has challenged the dominant “liberal peace” model as a way of ending violence in a conflict. It seeks to clarify what is meant by an “illiberal” or authoritarian peace by re-examining and contrasting the ...
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Political Illiberalism in the Philippines: Analyzing Illiberal Political Values

Asia Pacific Social Science Review, 2023
: Politicians are empowered as representatives of varying visions of the public good. If inquiries are made on why disruptive actors can ascend to high positions of political and moral authority, then due focus must be given on their psychopolitical ...
Anthony Lawrence A. Borja
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The Great Sysop: Elon Musk, X, and the Emergence of Platform Illiberalism

New Media and Society
This article discusses Twitter’s mutation into X under Elon Musk, analyzing its shift from a mainstream platform to a far-right-aligned space. Through a novel conceptualization of institutional change in Trust and Safety, and an analysis of a dataset ...
João C Magalhães
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Orbán's Laboratory of Illiberalism

Journal of Democracy, 2018
The reelection of Fidesz leader Viktor Orbán’s government in Hungary in April 2018 has entrenched a hybrid regime within the European Union. This article discusses some of the most crucial factors that have led to Hungary’s democratic backsliding and supplied the institutional and cultural bases of Fidesz’s rule.
Krekó, Péter, Enyedi, Zsolt
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The Unfolding Illiberalism in Hungary

Review of Central and East European Law, 2022
The emerging literature on illiberalisms offers a framework for detecting whether or not a special Hungarian illiberalism has been unfolding. Over the last 12 years, Hungary’s former liberal constitutionalist nature has been changed to illiberal ...
Tímea Drinóczi
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Post-Communist Junctures, the Left, and Illiberalism: Theory with Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe

Comparative Political Studies, 2022
While many post-communist European party systems have experienced the rise of anti-establishment parties, not all have been equally vulnerable to challengers attacking both cultural and economic liberalism.
Binio S. Binev
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Conservatism and Illiberalism in Contradistinction

Studies in East European Thought
Marlène Laruelle
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The Strategic Implications of India's Illiberalism and Democratic Erosion

Asia Policy, 2022
executive summary:This article assesses the international implications of illiberalism and democratic erosion in India's domestic politics and considers whether and how Washington should recalibrate its strategic partnership with New Delhi.main argument ...
D. Markey
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Global liberalism, emerging illiberalism, and human rights, 1980 to 2018.

Social Science Research
The international institutions established after 1945 enshrine and expand human rights norms. Recently, the global liberal order has been challenged by a variety of illiberal oppositions. We discuss how the trajectories of global liberalism and illiberal
W. Cole, Evan Schofer, John W. Meyer
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