The Politics of Authoritarian Rule (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
Explores how authoritarian regimes use institutions, incentives, and repression to maintain power and political stability.
About This Book
The Politics of Authoritarian Rule examines the strategies and institutions that sustain nondemocratic governments.
It analyzes the incentives and constraints faced by authoritarian leaders in maintaining control.
The book draws on comparative evidence to explain patterns of authoritarian stability and change.
Readers gain insight into the political dynamics that shape governance outside democratic systems.
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