Why do some autocracies remain stable while others break down? Based on an inventory of what we know about non-democracies in modern political science, this book carves out two distinct stabilizing logics. The Two Logics of Autocratic Rule proposes an innovative approach to aid readers in better understanding the inner workings of autocracies.
Why do some autocracies remain stable while others break down? Based on an inventory of what we know about non-democracies in modern political science, this book carves out two distinct stabilizing logics. The Two Logics of Autocratic Rule proposes an innovative approach to aid readers in better understanding the inner workings of autocracies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Johannes Gerschewski is a Research Fellow at the Global Governance Unit, WZB Berlin Social Science Center. He works on democratic and autocratic theory, concept building, and questions of political ideologies. His research has appeared in the American Political Science Review, Perspectives on Politics, and Comparative Political Studies. He was awarded the 2013 Frank Cass Award and received in 2016 the Gero-Erdmann Prize for Comparative Area Studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Introduction: Part II. Theory: 1. Explaining autocratic stability 2. Legitimation 3. Repression 4. Co-optation 5. The two logics of autocratic rule Part III. Empirical Test: 6. East Asia as a testing field 7. Empirical explorations 8. A systematic test Part IV. Conclusion.
Part I. Introduction: Part II. Theory: 1. Explaining autocratic stability 2. Legitimation 3. Repression 4. Co-optation 5. The two logics of autocratic rule Part III. Empirical Test: 6. East Asia as a testing field 7. Empirical explorations 8. A systematic test Part IV. Conclusion.
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