Add to ORKG"How can authoritarianism in an age of democratization survive? What are the critical junctures when a dictatorship becomes less stable and potentially fails? In a project funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), three pillars of stability of autocratic rule are identified: legitimacy, co-optation, and repression. Referring to historical institutionalism's key concept of critical juncture, the hypothesis is based on the observation that these junctures become regime threatening when a serious crisis in one pillar occurs and the two other pillars can no longer sufficiently compensate this instability." (author's abstract)"Wie lässt sich die Stabilität diktatorischer Regime erklären, wie der Moment entscheidender Instabilität oder des ...
Although most human beings have lived under some form of authoritarianism throughout most of recorde...
While it is clear that contemporary authoritarian incumbents use democratic emulation as a strategy ...
The recent revival of authoritarianism and worldwide losses in democratic quality merit a reassessme...
"How can authoritarianism in an age of democratization survive? What are the critical junctures when...
"Wie lässt sich die Stabilität diktatorischer Regime erklären, wie der Moment entscheidender Instabi...
"Wie lässt sich die Stabilität diktatorischer Regime erklären, wie der Moment entscheidender Instabi...
This article examines how authoritarian parties and legislatures affect regime survival. While autho...
Why do some autocracies remain stable while others collapse? This article presents a theoretical fra...
Why do some autocrats survive for decades, and others fall soon after taking power? The authors argu...
Why do some dictatorships establish institutions that may constrain their leaders? We argue that ins...
Why do autocrats allow legislatures, parties and elections? These nominally democratic in- stitution...
This article examines how authoritarian parties and legislatures affect regime survival. While autho...
When the leader of an autocratic regime loses power, one of three things happens. The incumbent lead...
We present a theory that addresses the question of why autocracies with a regime legitimation which ...
Theories of authoritarianism assert that autocratic governments follow repressive and redistributive...
Although most human beings have lived under some form of authoritarianism throughout most of recorde...
While it is clear that contemporary authoritarian incumbents use democratic emulation as a strategy ...
The recent revival of authoritarianism and worldwide losses in democratic quality merit a reassessme...
"How can authoritarianism in an age of democratization survive? What are the critical junctures when...
"Wie lässt sich die Stabilität diktatorischer Regime erklären, wie der Moment entscheidender Instabi...
"Wie lässt sich die Stabilität diktatorischer Regime erklären, wie der Moment entscheidender Instabi...
This article examines how authoritarian parties and legislatures affect regime survival. While autho...
Why do some autocracies remain stable while others collapse? This article presents a theoretical fra...
Why do some autocrats survive for decades, and others fall soon after taking power? The authors argu...
Why do some dictatorships establish institutions that may constrain their leaders? We argue that ins...
Why do autocrats allow legislatures, parties and elections? These nominally democratic in- stitution...
This article examines how authoritarian parties and legislatures affect regime survival. While autho...
When the leader of an autocratic regime loses power, one of three things happens. The incumbent lead...
We present a theory that addresses the question of why autocracies with a regime legitimation which ...
Theories of authoritarianism assert that autocratic governments follow repressive and redistributive...
Although most human beings have lived under some form of authoritarianism throughout most of recorde...
While it is clear that contemporary authoritarian incumbents use democratic emulation as a strategy ...
The recent revival of authoritarianism and worldwide losses in democratic quality merit a reassessme...