Despite growing concerns expressed by international organisations about the deterioration of democracy in Vučić’s Serbia, the country has been neglected by the literature on the ‘crisis of democracy’. Using a combined qualitative/quantitative research strategy for detecting changes in regime types, including various V-DEM measures and over three dozen indicators provided by the competitive authoritarian framework, the analysis confirms the recent regression of Vučić’s Serbia to competitive authoritarianism. The peculiar features of the Serbian case—a double transition to and from democracy in less than two decades—appear to support a pessimistic outlook for the future of democracy.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
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Recent literature suggests that the competitive authoritarian regimes emerging in the twenty-first c...
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The countries of the Western Balkans during the 1990s were dominated by competitive authoritarian re...
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The article analyses post-authoritarian societies of Serbia and Greece in reference to nationalism a...
The article looks into the nature of the Serbian political regime under Milosevic and under Đinđić. ...
According to the cultural model of political culture and political change, citizens accept only thos...
This article investigates the effects of Serbian semi-presidentialism and the proportional represen...
The article examines the quality of democracy in Serbia via the quantitative analysis of media disco...
The increasing number of states transitioning from authoritarian rule over the last twenty years has...
Since the fall of the communist regime in the beginning of the 1990s, Western Balkan states (Albania...
Do neoliberal reforms (notably, austerity policy) facilitate democratic decline and the gradual deco...
Post-communistic transition of political-economic institutions and cultural models is facing with nu...
Levitsky and Way’s monumental work, Competitive Authoritarianism, insists that a high level of West...
Five years after the first free elections in postwar Serbia, the stated aim of most of its political...
Recent literature suggests that the competitive authoritarian regimes emerging in the twenty-first c...
Abstract The purpose of this study is to illustrate Serbia’s democratic development on the basis of ...