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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Hybrid regimes"”.
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Understanding hybrid regimes: How are they maintained and operated?
… always been around throughout human history, hybrid regimes that are gaining ground today systematically differ from “classical” autocracies. First, current episodes of autocratization tend to be subtle and gradual. Coups and overt election frauds are much less frequent than they used to be in …
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ADDRESSING THE ULTIMATE FORM OF CYBERSECURITY CONTROL, A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY FOR THE ‘INTERNET KILL SWITCH’
… have focused their attention on authoritarian regimes because of the impact of Internet shutdowns on human rights. However, this extreme action of government control has also been part of the debate in non-authoritarian regimes. Thus, this dissertation contributes to the academic debate by …
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S(t)imulation: A comparison of international democracy assistance objectives and non-elite perceptions of democracy in eastern Madagascar
… could help account for the dogged persistence of hybrid regimes. My intention in undertaking this research is not to discredit other variables pertinent to democratic development, but rather to narrowly investigate how ordinary citizens interpret “democracy” and whether these interpretations are …
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The Impact of Democracy on Economic Growth in sub-Saharan Africa
… (liberal democracy, electoral democracy, and hybrid regimes) and their relationship with economic growth. Regime dynamics refers to the stability or interruption of democratic and authoritarian regime. The meaning of the regime dynamics categories are: maintaining autocracies (countries that …
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Il Caucaso, transizione politica ed economica. Una analisi transfrontaliera.
… alIowed to classify Georgia and Armenia as hybrid regimes, in which the potential for sustainable, liberal democracy is unclear, corruption is widespread and presents a major impediment to political and economic development. As for Azerbaijan it was defined as a semi-consolidated …
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Of all people, by all people, for all people? Perceptions of economic inequality and democracy in Africa
… autocratic elements non-fully consolidated hybrid-regimes. This thesis addresses this omission. Much of the existing research on the consequences of economic inequality uses country-level measures of economic inequality, such as the Gini coefficient or the Palma ratio. This is problematic …