Autocratization in post-Cold War Political Regimes

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Autocratization in Political Regimes Emerging After the Cold War; (PDF) deals with the processes of autocratization that occurred after the Cold War; that is, the transformation of the system towards autocracy. Even if the quantity and frequency of these processes are growing, autocratization continues to be a phenomenon that is relatively understudied, particularly in its most recent incarnations. The writers of this volume present one of the first cross-regional comparative evaluations of the contemporary processes of regime change towards autocracy, which may be found inside this volume. The two authors involved in the empirical investigation of the spreading of this political syndrome, of the key forms that it takes, and of the modes through which it explains in countries ruled by various political regimes; with different histories; and belonging to different regional contexts. Building on an original conceptual framework. The investigation is carried out utilizing a variety of research methods, such as qualitative comparative analysis, descriptive statistical analysis, and case study research. This e-book will be of interest to a diverse readership that includes the larger community of scholars as well as observers, analysts, journalists, and practitioners who are interested in political growth and regime change in a variety of geographical places.

Review

“Autocratization in Post–Cold War Political Regimes offers substantial additions to the body of literature on comparative political regime studies as well as the discussion on the state of democracy. With any luck, the ebook will serve as a stepping stone for further research on the patterns of regime transition when viewed from an authoritarian vantage point. (Angelo Vito Panaro; Journal of Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society; JSPPS; Volume 5 Number 2; 2019)

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