Being conservative is weakly correlated with preferring authoritarianism, but plenty of liberals like authoritarianism, too.
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This version of authoritarianism is harder to maintain, according to research by Erica Frantz, a scholar of authoritarianism at Michigan State University.
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"Even the specter of refugee crises and population movements can impact attitudes toward authoritarianism," said Jonathan Weiler, co-author of Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics.
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Authoritarianism and a hybrid variable that links authoritarianism with a personal fear of terrorism were the only two variables that predicted, with statistical significance, support for Trump.
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A lot of the people who write about authoritarianism don't think this much or write this much about economic policy as integrated into their views of authoritarianism.
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A combustible array of variables, including the rise in authoritarianism and anti-authoritarianism worldwide and technology that makes it easier to organize sibling marches, have contributed to historic turnouts.
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" Other highlights: On authoritarianism: "Strongman politics are ascendant suddenly.
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Stenner demonstrated, first, that levels of authoritarianism rise and fall in proportion to the experience of "normative threat," and second that over the past generation authoritarianism has been predictive of Republican voting.
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In the 1990s the island began to cast off authoritarianism.
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She has faced accusations in the West of increasing authoritarianism.
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In the clip, Chaplin gives a rousing speech against authoritarianism.
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Finally, it was feared that the referendum would promote authoritarianism.
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They've been deployed as tools of surveillance, oppression, and authoritarianism.
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Babel never fled Russia yet felt stifled by its authoritarianism.
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Hasina has faced accusations in the West of increasing authoritarianism.
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A palace less tolerant of authoritarianism would be an improvement.
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The United States seems to be teetering dangerously toward authoritarianism.
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Turkey has been trending towards authoritarianism & becoming more anti-American.
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Opposing Trump's authoritarianism and corruption shouldn't be a partisan issue.
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He winks at authoritarianism and violence, sometimes even encouraging it.
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Authoritarianism in America Edited by Cass R. Sunstein 481 pp.
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Mr. Trump is almost certainly giving authoritarianism a bad name.
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"Bolsonaro legitimizes violence, authoritarianism" said Ms. da Silva, a psychologist.
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Valorizing authoritarianism during coronavirus doesn't just let Beijing off easy.
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You can see authoritarianism entering the left through two avenues.
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It also has a more recent history of defying authoritarianism.
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"I have opposed authoritarianism all over the world," Sanders replied.
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In China it was the increasing authoritarianism of Xi Jinping.
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He's tried peaceful diplomacy political gamesmanship, brute authoritarianism, coalition building.
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Going forward, Congress needs to stomp out creeping military authoritarianism.
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It could be that the primary Trump threat is authoritarianism.
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Democracy is in retreat, while authoritarianism is on the march.
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We already are witnessing the icy hand of Chinese authoritarianism.
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Otherwise, democracy simply doesn't exist, and authoritarianism takes its place.
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Donald Trump is not to blame for Mr. Putin's authoritarianism.
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But his corruption and authoritarianism eventually undermined his support base.
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Is this a model for authoritarianism in the digital age?
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I've observed this kind of modern authoritarianism firsthand in Hungary.
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Mr Orban's creeping authoritarianism is not just a problem for Hungary.
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Authoritarianism is the one [the radical right shares] with conservative parties.
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But superheroes struggle to address the political ascendancy of reactionary authoritarianism.
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"This is authoritarianism — we've seen this before," said Brandon Mond, 25.
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A man with authoritarianism on his mind has been elected president.
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You can't really do that globally or it turns into authoritarianism.
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It is why Malaysia is bucking a broader shift to authoritarianism.
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Schmitt's view of politics as conflict-ridden lends itself to authoritarianism.
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Protestors are accusing Ortega and his administration of corruption and authoritarianism.
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He used the speech to connect economic inequality with authoritarianism worldwide.
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The new fashion in authoritarianism requires preserving a veneer of democracy.
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But it did not cause them to refrain from censuring authoritarianism.
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"Most of the power of authoritarianism is freely given," you write.
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Any lurch to authoritarianism is likely to have consequences for minorities.
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Yet none has China's combination of economic muscle and political authoritarianism.
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There is ample space between well-functioning democracy and outright authoritarianism.
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In the struggle of democracy versus authoritarianism, we intend to win.
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If authoritarianism has already definitively won, why support those who disagree?
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We may not be able to stop the advance of authoritarianism.
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And the role of voters who support authoritarianism can't be ignored.
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Maybe it's ideological, and he prefers Putin-style authoritarianism to democracy.
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Before starting, they should define what authoritarianism and fascism look like.
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Since independence, the region has been ravaged by authoritarianism and populism.
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Rentfrow replied that individuals high in authoritarianism score low in openness.
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The more politicians are exposed, the more Brazilians pine for authoritarianism.
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And if a measure of authoritarianism is required, so be it.
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They are in a straight line pointing from democracy to authoritarianism.
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The brand of populism she champions is in reality rank authoritarianism.
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We had nationalism, we had populism, we had a resurgence authoritarianism.
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But in Egypt you have authoritarianism in exchange for non-development.
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Modern authoritarianism is often as lurid and cacophonous as a casino.
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"Reactions to the Great Depression bred protectionism and authoritarianism," he said.
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"This is demonstrating before the world the authoritarianism here," she said.
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The countries of Central Europe are flirting with authoritarianism and Russia.
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Besides, this fits a wider picture of a drift toward authoritarianism.
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But it would not, in itself, be a step toward authoritarianism.
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Sanders also calls for fighting "inequality, corruption, oligarchy, and authoritarianism" globally.
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But what drives authoritarianism, in both real and fictional settings, is trust.
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This chart shows the predicted relationship between authoritarianism and support for Trump.
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Russia and China justify their authoritarianism on the basis of civilisational difference.
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And that's very strange, given the rise of authoritarianism around the world.
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As globalisation has become a slur, nationalism, and even authoritarianism, have flourished.
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Subsidies and a streak of energy authoritarianism have played a big role.
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But only one of them can harness all the tools of authoritarianism.
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Latin America's presidential democracies have tended to oscillate between authoritarianism and dysfunction.
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Authoritarian Leanings Latin America has never gotten over its attraction to authoritarianism.
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But the dangers of authoritarianism are only half of the story's message.
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The last thing Turkey needs from Mr Erdogan is more divisive authoritarianism.
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President Obama should speak out against the forces of militarism and authoritarianism.
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Others, like creeping authoritarianism and doubts over collective defense, feel more existential.
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The country's relative security is no reason to tolerate repression and authoritarianism.
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Authoritarianism is a house of cards built on brittle systems of patronage.
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Authoritarianism is popular again, be it under the name of illiberal democracy.
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She said Americans had fought for independence in order to escape authoritarianism.
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Antifa groups describe the use of violence as necessary to combat authoritarianism.
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We examine how the country's slide toward authoritarianism helped trigger the crisis.
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The Interpreter There was always something different about China's version of authoritarianism.
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European nations, including Hungary, have proved susceptible to Vladimir Putin's democratic authoritarianism.
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The competition of ideas between authoritarianism and liberal democracy seems evenly balanced.
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Assange claims to be a radical opponent of authoritarianism and state oppression.
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As the social order decays, people grasp for the security of authoritarianism.
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Trump is using the presidency to enhance the global standing of authoritarianism.
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There is nothing, at this point, that can stop Mr. Maduro's authoritarianism.
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Mr. Corrales is a specialist in authoritarianism and populism in Latin America.
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Democracy is running headlong into the ideologies of nationalism, authoritarianism and corruption.
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We are always tending toward tribalism and authoritarianism and great power conflict.
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As nationalism, Islamism and authoritarianism have increased in Turkey, so has sexism.
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On the right, tribalism brings us the ethnic authoritarianism of Donald Trump.
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This authoritarianism is an external challenge to the Western value-based alliance.
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As a result, the United States remains a long way from authoritarianism.
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And with this mindless authoritarianism, it consolidated its worst fear: Kurdish nationalism.
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The essays advocated everything from eco-authoritarianism to anarchy to artificial intelligence.
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Mr. Putin's authoritarianism and bellicosity have been sustained by genuine popular support.
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But it's worth remembering that authoritarianism also is the mother of creativity.
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The framers considered the Constitution to be the primary protector against authoritarianism.
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Secular protestors opposed his authoritarianism, while Islamist protestors opposed his modernization agenda.
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But as Hitler understood, artists play a distinctive role in challenging authoritarianism.
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But we also need the arts as a protective factor against authoritarianism.
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The authoritarianism and plutocracy underscoring Trumpism is as old as civilization itself.
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Authoritarianism breeds frustration and despair, leaving populations ripe for exploitation by extremists.
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Once that happens, you end up in a downward slide towards authoritarianism.
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The world's biggest democracy leads in digital authoritarianism -- and by some margin.
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So MacWilliams naturally wondered if authoritarianism might correlate with support for Trump.
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But both schools of thought agree on the basic causality of authoritarianism.
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MacWilliams had already demonstrated a link between authoritarianism and support for Trump.
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"Authoritarianism has to come from society, not just the government," she said.
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Opponents of PiS accuse it of tilting the country back toward authoritarianism.
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And on authoritarianism, I don't think that's a fair– I understand that perhaps in his speech and in some of the things he expresses, he may come across that way, but I don't have fear of authoritarianism in America.
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The threats of nationalism and authoritarianism, though grave and pressing, seem less acute.
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A trend toward authoritarianism, a normalization of corruption and the rise of oligarchy.
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At worst, opponents fear, the country's frightening slide toward authoritarianism has just accelerated.
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Yes, even after Archie was seduced by the mob and authoritarianism last year.
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It is true that Keynesianism is compatible with authoritarianism, as modern China shows.
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Still, the sheer intellectual swagger of its authoritarianism sets Mrs May's speech apart.
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An important thing to understand about authoritarianism is that it can be latent.
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The shift away from authoritarianism has been accompanied by a push towards democracy.
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Out of those, only five involved coups or other sudden collapses into authoritarianism.
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He is also right that democracies can suddenly give way to populist authoritarianism.
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And this surfaces as a kind of latent authoritarianism in all of us.
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" The Kremlin, writes Pomerantsev, "has perfected the fusion of authoritarianism and reality television.
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Taken to its end point, the new Hungarian and Polish authoritarianism means danger.
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But its liberalism is incapable of fashioning a compelling political response to authoritarianism.
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It looks like authoritarianism to me—and I know what it looks like.
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The opposition, dominated by the Social Democratic party, accuses the VMRO of authoritarianism.
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Erdoğan's opponents cast the move as pushing Turkey, a democracy, closer to authoritarianism.
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Some highlight a narrative of popular revolt against a president drifting toward authoritarianism.
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It is authoritarian, sure, but meeting fascism with authoritarianism is not itself fascism.
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Instead, there was a need for cultural analysis of authoritarianism, racism, and patriarchy.
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After his early years, that would be a form of authoritarianism he rejected.
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SZ: It is clear that authoritarianism and instrumentarianism are linked to one another.
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This is victory for white supremacy, people wrote, for misogyny, nativism and authoritarianism.
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But this administration suffers a disregard for science and a culture of authoritarianism.
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And Mr. Xi is undermining the institutionalism that made China's authoritarianism unusually resilient.
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They have also increasingly borne the brunt of the Chinese government's growing authoritarianism.
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But C.C.P. apparatchiks, in their pursuit of authoritarianism, have sidelined those mitigating factors.
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Suddenly it is a poster child for malevolent government overreach, negligence, and authoritarianism.
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But Mr. Erdogan's growing authoritarianism has itself proved to be a rallying point.
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Candidates offering some version of populist authoritarianism are as popular now as ever.
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First, ask students to define four key terms: fascism, authoritarianism, populism and nationalism.
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The protests are a rare rebellion against Beijing's vision of tech-backed authoritarianism.
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Weakness in these institutions can lead to instability, authoritarianism, unpredictable policy and conflict.
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But opponents of the proposals described them as a further step toward authoritarianism.
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His opponents, and some sceptical Western allies, have accused Erdogan of growing authoritarianism.
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However opponents of the proposals described them as a further step towards authoritarianism.
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Widespread mobilization doesn't necessitate Chinese authoritarianism, but it does sometimes require hard rules.
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We saw a potent strain of authoritarianism jousting with the rule of law.
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Again, authoritarianism looks to be the unifying factor among the president-elect's supporters.
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If authoritarianism can help explain what's happening with Trump's campaign on a macro scale, then it is even more powerful in helping to explain what's happening at his rallies — which are, in some ways, a microcosm of how authoritarianism works.
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It's just not a picture of how authoritarianism would come to the United States, and Pepinsky—who titled his essay, "Everyday Authoritarianism Is Boring and Tolerable"—worries media portrayals prevent Americans from being prepared for the way it might actually arrive.
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While much of this research uses the "preferred traits in child-rearing" questions to measure authoritarianism, two sociologists at the University of Kansas, David Norman Smith and Eric Hanley, observe in "The Anger Games: Who Voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 Election, and Why?" that those questions do not capture the full scope of authoritarianism, especially the more aggressive authoritarianism that they believe drives voters to Trump.
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Here is what did: authoritarianism, by which I mean Americans' inclination to authoritarian behavior.
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Both surveys measured authoritarianism with a simple battery of four questions related to parenting.
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Instead, Trump's highest-profile meetings were reserved for leaders who have tended toward authoritarianism.
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But unbending authoritarianism remains, and Hong Kong's identity still evolves in opposition to it.
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Alas, Mr Erdogan's populist authoritarianism, jingoism and repression are only wedging them further apart.
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Consequently, Chinese authoritarianism seems to have been — if anything — strengthened by modern digital technology.
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Even if the allure of populism won't always be there, that of authoritarianism will.
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Instead, illiberalism, in the name of liberalism, will be the PC midwife of authoritarianism.
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These challenges do not excuse the authoritarianism displayed by Mr Morsi and Mr Erdogan.
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The Islamist-leaning democratic model he once touted increasingly resembles the authoritarianism he lampooned.
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This corruption and authoritarianism could be checked by Republicans, but it would be tough.
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Bradbury published the novel in 1953, expanding several shorter works about censorship and authoritarianism.
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There's a report by Freedom House that just came out this month, digital authoritarianism.
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We tend to discuss politics in terms of end states. Socialism. Capitalism. Democracy. Authoritarianism.
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It was the strongest predictor together with partisanship (and it was stronger than authoritarianism).
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The schism could well define how the struggle between democracy and authoritarianism plays out.
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Authoritarianism is on the rise, and the whiff of dictatorship is in the air.
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What the authors call "democracy without solid guardrails" could also be called Authoritarianism 2.0.
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Tactically, Russian authoritarianism presents itself as not all that different from Western liberal democracies.
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Oathgate Six lawmakers used their oaths of office to protest Chinese authoritarianism last year.
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As different as they are, these two forms of authoritarianism depend on each other.
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The statement by Rudy Giuliani that "truth isn't truth" is another step towards authoritarianism.
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It's not just developing nations that are at risk of opportunistic climate-fueled authoritarianism.
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Steinmeier also expressed concern about a fascination with authoritarianism which was even penetrating Europe.
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Thankfully, the Eritrean government, for all its brutal authoritarianism, is not so short-sighted.
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They are also denounced for human rights violations, oppressive authoritarianism or support of terrorism.
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Mr Trump's presidency has coincided with a lurch towards authoritarianism around South-East Asia.
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Populism, authoritarianism and nationalism are on the rise, and American hegemony is in decline.
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But Mr. Erdogan's leanings toward authoritarianism haven't deterred President Obama from supporting his leadership.
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The problem, Fox's critics say, is that it's become a platform for Trump's authoritarianism.
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As history clearly demonstrates, people will prefer fascism to isolation, authoritarianism to moral anarchy.
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A democracy is not about carefully self-censored conversations, especially when threatened with authoritarianism.
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The conflict between democratic expectations and rising authoritarianism is also driving protests within democracies.
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But continued authoritarianism in the face of fierce and determined protests will be futile.
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What I find really obsolete are authoritarianism, personality cults and the rule of oligarchs.
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President Xi Jinping has pushed the country toward a more muscular brand of authoritarianism.
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The deliberately hyperfeminine aesthetics are constructed precisely to mask the authoritarianism of their ideology.
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"Inequality, corruption, oligarchy and authoritarianism are inseparable," Mr. Sanders said in a recent address.
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When a democracy fails to protect people from these depredations, authoritarianism grows in appeal.
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We need to remind ourselves how (and why) people fall for populism and authoritarianism.
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Yet Trump's election was itself a response to the creeping authoritarianism of his predecessor.
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On one hand, we see a growing worldwide movement toward authoritarianism, oligarchy and kleptocracy.
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Parents protesting it, though, say they see it as a sign of creeping authoritarianism.
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Political scientists who study democracy and authoritarianism know the answers will be long debated.
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As Mr. Walesa has noted, authoritarianism is a serious threat to democracy beyond Poland.
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But critics of the plans say they are part of a drive toward authoritarianism.
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"Machine learning ... may turn out to be a disaster for authoritarianism", writes Mr Farrell.
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Corruption and authoritarianism under his watch have thrown the country into economic free fall.
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But a growing body of critics charge Morales' administration with corruption, waste and authoritarianism.
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Tribalism and authoritarianism are now on the march while the number of democracies declines.
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The reasons are varied and complex: rising authoritarianism at home, statism, the trade war.
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The story paints a picture of a country teetering on the brink of authoritarianism.
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It is his temperamental authoritarianism—a trait echoed in his admiration of Vladimir Putin.
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The first set, of course, was the test for authoritarianism that Feldman had developed.
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But the research on authoritarianism suggests it's not just physical threats driving all this.
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All these conservative tendencies put together and pushed to the extreme amount to authoritarianism.
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The premise upon which this question is based is that authoritarianism is intolerable generally.
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Parts of the globe, even the democratic ones, will continue their flirtation with authoritarianism.
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Political scientists have pointed to authoritarianism as the key trait for determining Trump support.
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The stakes here are high, given how alarming Turkey's drift toward authoritarianism already is.
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Trump, and his affection for authoritarianism, have created a uniquely dangerous moment in American history.
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Authoritarianism, he said, is "started by people's attempts to control the ideological and linguistic territory".
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Authoritarianism refers to the impulse to uphold conformity and deference to authority within a group.
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Various types of authoritarianism are likely to be useful for understanding "law and order" politics.
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Uruguayan Torture Series (22019–1984) is a direct reference to military authoritarianism in Latin America.
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There must be some Republicans in the House of Representatives who are concerned about authoritarianism.
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China's political system displays "fragmented authoritarianism", as Kenneth Lieberthal of the Brookings Institution calls it.
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Without a firmer commitment to its own constitutional principles, the drift towards authoritarianism will accelerate.
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Mr Modi's instinctive authoritarianism threatens many of the freedoms that make his country so successful.
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Unrest quickly spread across Turkey, a revolt against what protesters said was increasing government authoritarianism.
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Vucic's opponents accuse him of authoritarianism, including strong control of media, charges the government denies.
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But his government has been dogged by accusations of cronyism and authoritarianism in recent years.
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From the start, Mr Murthy ruled his reserve with a balance of authoritarianism and kindness.
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The warm feelings were short-lived, though, because of both sectarianism and Iran's growing authoritarianism.
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Now they languish in an "unconservative stew of celebrity and authoritarianism," spiced with conspiracy theories.
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I'll be fascinated to hear ... But authoritarianism helps, helps to be able to do that.
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Egyptian politics is where it has always been and where it is likely going: authoritarianism.
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The new constitution has led critics to suggest it represents yet another step toward authoritarianism.
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"The President is aware" of concerns about Erdogan's growing authoritarianism, a senior administration official said.
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DR: Erdogan has taken the country deeper into authoritarianism and aggravated ethnic and religious cleavages.
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More broadly, research on why democracies do and don't slide into authoritarianism buttresses Chenoweth's argument.
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The report also looked at the parenting scale that's now the standard measure for authoritarianism.
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Across a broad spectrum of society, his policies and iron-fisted authoritarianism generate much resentment.
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Some critics said the government's actions were part of a wider pattern of government authoritarianism.
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These stories offer writers a chance to explore complex subjects — authoritarianism, political beliefs, vigilantism, etc.
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That's why oil, especially, and other natural resources, too, correlate with authoritarianism and armed conflict.
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Furthermore, it is a trope of authoritarianism to want to tightly control all story lines.
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"We can't retreat or the authoritarianism will worsen," said Tsang, referring to the Chinese government.
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But his plans have been impeded in part because of opposition fears of creeping authoritarianism.
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This is a bad time in India, a time of curtailed freedoms and creeping authoritarianism.
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Opponents fear a lurch toward authoritarianism, saying checks on Erdogan's substantial powers will be removed.
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And there are signs of this creeping authoritarianism in European countries like Hungary and Poland.
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Its ultimate success is of critical importance, with forms of authoritarianism ascendant the world over.
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International observers touted it as a model of a successful transition from authoritarianism to democracy.
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Should democratic countries, like the United States, intervene in this most recent slide toward authoritarianism?
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But under his brand of authoritarianism, even a demonstration from a century ago is tricky.
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The world tilts toward authoritarianism, Angela Merkel grooms a successor and the Colosseum gets snow.
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Critics decry what they say is increasing authoritarianism and a push toward one-man rule.
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The Obama administration punished Mr. Orban for his creeping authoritarianism and crackdown on civil society.
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Unlike Venezuela, the United States still has time to reverse the slippery slope to authoritarianism.
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They use political and social science to explain topics from authoritarianism to arms control. video
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The threat to the West from China's high-tech authoritarianism has become all too clear.
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A new type of nationalism and authoritarianism is questioning the achievements of freedom and democracy.
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For one thing, Arpaio, with his racism and authoritarianism, really is his kind of guy.
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So do you think that AI right now is better at enabling authoritarianism or democracy?
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"Thus he has no tolerance for human rights, which stand in the way of authoritarianism."
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The Stone A loss to Chinese authoritarianism would set a frightening precedent for the world.
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Since 1994, according to the New York Times, 75 countries have taken steps toward authoritarianism.
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Critics decry what they say is increasing authoritarianism and a push towards one-man rule.
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The intersection of these two axes of authoritarianism — ideology and self-interest — is quite dangerous.
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His unlikely ascendance would be a blow against the corrosive cynicism in which authoritarianism thrives.
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The arrests will add to fears that Sunday's referendum has accelerated Turkey's descent toward authoritarianism.
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Turning off the internet, targeting journalists – I think that is a marked step towards authoritarianism.
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That is a question of values as Europe swings toward populism and Turkey toward authoritarianism.
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She frames the challenge as one of authoritarianism and corruption versus democracy and human rights.
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It wasn't clear that demoralized Democrats would even try to hold the line against authoritarianism.
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The global "wave" of authoritarianism building since 1994, the scholars found, has not yet crested.
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In fact, all Americans are affected by the growing authoritarianism that made Mr. Trump president.
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Though Kaufmann isn't a fan of the term "right-wing authoritarianism," he acknowledges its complexities.
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More than that, authoritarianism reveals the connections between several seemingly disparate stories about American politics.
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Trump support was much lower among Republicans who scored low on authoritarianism: only 38 percent.
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Americans need not look far to see what this kind of boring authoritarianism looks like.
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Today, many Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds are rejecting parliamentary democracy for authoritarianism, sectarianism and communal violence.
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In the onslaught of news where we see the world backsliding into authoritarianism, this stands alone.
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The forces of freedom, openness and global community against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism and nationalism.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have voiced concern about what they say is deepening authoritarianism.
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China is an example not of democracy allied to liberty but of centralisation allied to authoritarianism.
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We are selling out to surveillance capitalism that can quickly evolve into authoritarianism for so cheap.
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Your analysis of the reverse wave of democratisation towards authoritarianism was fascinating ("Democracy's retreat", June 16th).
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The forces of freedom, openness and global community, against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism, and nationalism.
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Instead, it was about Western social conservatives embracing the rising right-wing authoritarianism in Eastern countries.
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He's also behaved in outrageously corrupt ways and dabbled with authoritarianism on any number of fronts.
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After all, the advent of Christian Democracy after 1945 marked a final break with Christian authoritarianism.
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But they showed that China is giving this digital authoritarianism and sharing it with other governments.
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And during Beholder's year-long development, the creators have watched the world begin to embrace authoritarianism.
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Increasing authoritarianism has been accompanied by heightened violence in what used to be a sleepy archipelago.
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China's authoritarianism, which has doubled down under Xi's leadership, certainly hasn't hindered the Chinese tech industry.
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The people who call this city home are ready to fight tooth and nail against authoritarianism.
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Trump attack on Rice for doing what countless officials of both parties have done is authoritarianism.
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Given the choice between accountability and authoritarianism, the party is leaning ever more towards the latter.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ousted his prime minister, above, in a further step into authoritarianism.
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As the Huawei affair shows, President Xi Jinping's growing authoritarianism is undermining China's commercial interests abroad.
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They also see themselves as this canary in the coal mine as far as authoritarianism goes.
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The best way to defend against a slide to authoritarianism is by voting against autocratic demagogues.
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In the onslaught of news where we see the world backsliding into authoritarianism this stands alone.
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Many believe that approach could heighten authoritarianism in the developing world and eventually backfire on Washington.
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Authoritarianism may not be Mr. Duterte's political goal, but it defines his manner and his temperament.
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But fail it may well do if Sisi continues to double down on abuse and authoritarianism.
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As the world descends further into digital authoritarianism, anonymity networks like Tor become even more important.
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He stood up to authoritarianism and he supported freedom, democracy and rule of law against Russia.
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Both China and Russia have been rapidly increasing their internet oversight, leading to increased digital authoritarianism.
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The Chinese leader enjoys the advantages of authoritarianism — "president for life" as Trump admiringly calls him.
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How Democracies Die is a terrifying look at the ways authoritarianism infiltrates supposedly democratic political systems.
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The elder Emomali has led the country for 26 years, stabilizing it, but with increasing authoritarianism.
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Countries lurch toward authoritarianism, hate-mongering and an elite backlash against the popular side of democracy.
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Despite his authoritarianism, Mr. Erdogan remains the most popular and boldest leader in recent Turkish history.
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Time brought new context and urgency, like the global trend of growing authoritarianism and mass incarceration.
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The Interpreter newsletter looks at four ways that pro-democracy forces could prevail over Beijing's authoritarianism.
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Our Interpreter newsletter looks at four ways that pro-democracy forces could prevail over Beijing's authoritarianism.
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All of those countries, except for Tunisia, have either plunged into chaos or reverted to authoritarianism.
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Talk of "absolute" power and a noted affinity for foreign strongmen have fueled fears of authoritarianism.
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After his release, Mr. Sik didn't mince words on Mr. Erdogan's complicity, corruption and increasing authoritarianism.
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Participants "started to create the institutions that gradually weakened the foundations of authoritarianism," Mr. Aguayo said.
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Creating or allowing the loss of trust in democratic institutions is a great facilitator of authoritarianism.
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Does it lead the free world again, or allow China's alien authoritarianism to fill the vacuum?
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A lot of people seem to think that there's a simple cure for the coronavirus: authoritarianism.
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But more than that, analysts and diplomats say, Germany wants a reversal of Turkey's creeping authoritarianism.
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On the topic of authoritarianism, we know China has an elaborate system of surveilling its population.
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It is for a reason, then, that many political scientists define Russia's regime as electoral authoritarianism.
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But Erdogan's opponents see it as a vehicle for his own ambition and fear growing authoritarianism.
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Authoritarianism, American-style, can be averted only if people have the courage to stand against it.
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Macron said the world was seeing a resurgence of authoritarianism, with the risk of arms proliferation.
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Federico, Feldman and Weber conclude that Authoritarianism is now more deeply bound up with partisan identities.
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Nuclear challenges in North Korea, devastation in the Philippines and a slide toward authoritarianism in Cambodia.
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I have witnessed their growing anger as food and medicine disappear and Mr. Maduro's authoritarianism intensifies.
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It's the definition of authoritarianism and sadly it fits perfectly within the Democrat Party of 2019.
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They view his authoritarianism as reassuring and angrily reject outsider comments about paranoia and conspiracy theories.
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This has to be a battle between right and wrong, a choice between democracy and authoritarianism.
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When Robespierre brought in the guillotine, even revolutionary sympathizers longed for prerevolutionary authoritarianism, conservatism and piety.
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The months after Donald Trump was elected president have been boom times for scholars of authoritarianism.
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But, followed to its logical conclusion, it can lead to democratic backsliding or even outright authoritarianism.
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Party before country — in the face of a dangerous turn toward authoritarianism, that's all that matters.
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Hungary and Poland, unchecked by courts and legislatures that have grown weak, are backsliding into authoritarianism.
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"Right-wing authoritarianism is on a level of psychology almost," says Kaufmann, speaking over the phone.
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That year, Hetherington and Weiler published a book about the effects of authoritarianism on American politics.
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More than 65 percent of people who scored highest on the authoritarianism questions were GOP voters.
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Institutions alone aren't enough to stop slides toward authoritarianism; you need actual pushback from the people.
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Instead, his harsh authoritarianism simply sat alongside hard-right policies on everything else under the sun.
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Ecuadoreans paid a high price for material progress in the form of creeping authoritarianism and continued corruption.
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When political scientists use the term authoritarianism, we are not talking about dictatorships but about a worldview.
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Opponents accuse him of authoritarianism, saying he has destroyed a once-wealthy economy and ruthlessly crushed dissent.
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Allegations of corruption and authoritarianism from human rights groups also risked damaging Fidesz's standing in the polls.
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Until and unless new trusted institutions develop to bring stability, society decays and becomes vulnerable to authoritarianism.
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He empowers authoritarianism globally and is in turn empowered by the international growth of right-wing populism.
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As the political scientist Matthew MacWilliams has found, the key trait that identifies Trump followers is authoritarianism.
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By the numbers: 15% believe authoritarianism is best, while 28% are neutral — up from 16% in 2010.
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Donald Trump's bewildering rise offers a hint of the ways in which authoritarianism could reshape American politics.
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Commentary Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's increasingly confident authoritarianism has plunged the EU into an existential crisis.
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Mr Wang provided the intellectual justification for "neo-authoritarianism", with political liberties and democracy coming much later.
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"There appears to be growing contest between authoritarianism and liberalism right now," he told the assembled leaders.
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Deputy Jair Bolsonaro, meanwhile, underlined rising fears that the political crisis could prompt a return to authoritarianism.
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How has this played out in terms of how you see the Trump administration moving toward authoritarianism?
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"This coupling of innovation and authoritarianism is deeply troubling and has spread beyond China itself," Schiff said.
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Femen, operating under the slogan "I came, I stripped, I won," sought to challenge authoritarianism and racism.
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Nor is it inevitable today that AI will favor global authoritarianism to the permanent disadvantage of liberalism.
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This, of course, overlaps with the stated purpose of China's project: preventing crime through unprecedented algorithmic authoritarianism.
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Moreover, international collaboration is under pressure in a multipolar world whereas nationalist authoritarianism continues to gain ground.
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On the other hand, critics accuse Erdogan of authoritarianism, including by stifling dissent and quashing free speech.
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As Chenoweth notes, both authoritarianism and anti-authoritarian protests have been on the rise in recent years.
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His coup against the opposition has received far less attention than Mr Maduro's disastrous authoritarianism in Venezuela.
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We asked YouGov to include the same questions used to assess authoritarianism in their weekly tracking poll.
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Western governments and human-rights advocates were already wary of Mr Erdogan's growing authoritarianism in recent years.
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Written out of great inner turmoil, it is in part a portrait of friends seduced by authoritarianism.
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When he took over, Mnangagwa promised to revive Zimbabwe's disintegrating economy and break with his predecessor's authoritarianism.
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"This is how authoritarianism starts, with a president who does not respect the judiciary," Mr. Post said.
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But a large contingent feared that another Fujimori presidency would mean a return to authoritarianism in Peru.
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With each step that this administration takes toward authoritarianism, their attempts to gag opposition become more alarming.
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Schiff also indicated in the interview that his first hearing would touch on authoritarianism around the globe.
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In fact, Xi Jinping has doubled down on a hard authoritarianism domestically and mercantilist economic policies globally.
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Meanwhile, powerful Israeli officials increasingly fear that their nation is not just drifting rightward, but toward authoritarianism.
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"To a political scientist who studies authoritarianism, it's a shock," said Steven Levitsky, a professor at Harvard.
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By this logic, authoritarianism becomes unsustainable once the barriers to the free flow of information are removed.
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The consequences of the splinternet and digital authoritarianism stretch far beyond the populations of these individual countries.
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The most important safeguard against authoritarianism is an informed, engaged citizenry vigorously opposed to acquiescence and attrition.
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The West has been watching Turkey's march toward authoritarianism under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with great concern.
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That is why, if Islamic authoritarianism persists, it is likely to produce mass secularization in Muslim societies.
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Fear and suspicion of liberal democracy runs deep in Russia and in other countries slouching toward authoritarianism.
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But even within a century rife with authoritarianism in the region, the current Syrian system stands out.
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An allegory about authoritarianism, it eventually asks the invited actor to drink from a possibly poisoned goblet.
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For many, Christian observance and Christian religiosity are deeply intertwined with a kind of knee-jerk authoritarianism.
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In Poland, as in many countries these days, we live somewhere between liberal democracy and illiberal authoritarianism.
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Sanders has praised Castro for advancing literacy rates even as he condemned the late Cuban leader's authoritarianism.
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"We are in a time of rising authoritarianism and closing space on civil society," Ms. Silber said.
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Yet it would be foolish to believe that China's decisions have been mainly based on crude authoritarianism.
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Its success is crucial to the stemming of authoritarianism — both in Europe and in Trump's United States.
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It shows that the authoritarianism, corruption and crony capitalism of Putin's Russia took root during that decade.
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" He added, "I don't talk about it much these days, because there's so much authoritarianism in it.
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That's the real lesson — a story of creeping authoritarianism — of today's commutations and pardons by President Trump.
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Capital and authoritarianism—as historian Quinn Slobodian pointed out during last year's Swiss confab—are old partners.
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Populist authoritarianism in the context of one-party rule will not be contained easily, let alone defeated.
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For instance, the CCP is working through international organizations, such as the U.N., to legitimize its authoritarianism.
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Nevertheless, to many people in America, the Finnish system may still conjure impressions of dysfunction and authoritarianism.
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He buys, if anything, into Vladimir Putin's macho authoritarianism and spheres of influence for the great powers.
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"This is dangerous authoritarianism and they package silencing Americans who are popular and well-spoken," Jones said.
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So a lot of people today fear fascism or authoritarianism, but what I really fear is nihilism.
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The Truman Doctrine said that democratic nations should be protected from internal or external proponents of authoritarianism.
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This is not surprising, given the bleak drift toward authoritarianism in Bangladesh in the past few years.
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The elemental forces of politics today are tribalism, populism, authoritarianism and the sewage pipes of social media.
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And when societies go backward and tumble into isolation and authoritarianism, women have much more to lose.
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This would allow us to measure how authoritarianism coincided or didn't with our other sets of questions.
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Scholars of comparative politics understand authoritarianism and regime change and the factors that contribute to state collapse.
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The mental image that most Americans harbor of what actual authoritarianism looks like is fantastical and cartoonish.
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A recent survey by Matthew MacWilliams, a PhD student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst who studies authoritarianism, for example, found that authoritarianism predicts an individual's support for Trump more reliably than virtually any other indicator, including income, education, or age: Other data points to the same conclusion.
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" The backlash against the backlash that shuttered the show reflects a particular Quebecois distaste for orthodoxy or authoritarianism of any kind, including in culture — a legacy of the 1960s, when Quebec society revolted against the authoritarianism of the Catholic Church during a period known as the "Quiet Revolution.
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But as our special report sets out, his changes come with more authoritarianism at home, and recklessness abroad.
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Cas Mudde: The core of the ideology of the radical right includes three features: nativism, authoritarianism, and populism.
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The one who saw atavistic authoritarianism deep inside the modern GOP on the day it lurched into being.
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Alan Abramowitz, a political scientist at Emory, was emphatic in placing authoritarianism first in describing Trump's current success.
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But American unease about China's growing technological heft, increasing authoritarianism and military strength is now overriding that logic.
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Gedikli dismissed concerns that foreign investors - spooked by security concerns and Erdogan's growing authoritarianism - could sell Turkish assets.
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These local experiments with reform have been cited by some Western scholars as examples of China's "adaptive authoritarianism".
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Digital authoritarianism is on the rise, according to a new report from a group that monitors internet freedoms.
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But they also deploy a fierce anti-authoritarianism and humanism that runs through all of Dr. Seuss's books.
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It's not just the geographic heart of Europe, it's a bulwark between freedom and authoritarianism in eastern Europe.
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In effect, the country chose to continue his legacy of authoritarianism instead of expanding on his progressive vision.
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In other words, social media laid the groundwork for the rise of authoritarianism that carried Trump into office.
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In democracies that collapse into authoritarianism, key individuals in the state security services care little about said norms.
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His opponents fear a stronger Erdogan presidency will increase authoritarianism and take Turkey further from Western democratic standards.
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For all the President's bluster, his open admiration for authoritarianism overseas, he has not initiated a constitutional crisis.
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Yet, for all his authoritarianism, Mr Putin is not a bloodthirsty dictator, but a cautious former KGB officer.
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That scheme triggered nationwide protests in 2013—an event that some think marked Mr Erdogan's turn to authoritarianism.
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It's important to remember that authoritarianism is, in part, about people reacting to fears and to perceived threats.
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When we repeated the analysis including measures for religiosity, authoritarianism became a far weaker predictor of Trump support.
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They are not only deep-pocketed, but also prove that opposition to Trump's low-rent authoritarianism is bipartisan.
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The Tunisians' nonviolent overthrow of authoritarianism, their free elections and the new Constitution represent enormous achievements since 2011.
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On top of its incompetence, corruption and authoritarianism it was also seen as pandering to extremist Islamist groups.
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The limited concentration of wealth—whether from oil, coal, diamonds, or bauxite—often leads to corruption and authoritarianism.
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His conservative religious vision for Turkey's future has also alienated many ordinary citizens who accuse him of authoritarianism.
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When democracy was seriously threatened in Europe, the United States stepped in and stopped the tide of authoritarianism.
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But the larger question of police reform remained unresolved, in part because Egyptian authoritarianism wasn't really a system.
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That worry has receded a bit, because authoritarianism requires a ruthless sort of competence that Trump cannot attain.
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We must fight the conditions that give rise to it: corruption, authoritarianism, inequality and ethnic and religious hatred.
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"China's AI development could provide a model of 'robust authoritarianism' that might appeal to other nations," Ding writes.
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"China is in the business of exporting its authoritarianism," U.S. Senator Marco Rubio told Reuters in an email.
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The most terrifyingly prescient piece I read this year was Amanda Taub on the rise of American authoritarianism.
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He was touting his grand economic plan, called Vision 2030, and was unapologetic about the virtues of authoritarianism.
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Excerpt 5: Talk of "absolute" power and a noted affinity for foreign strongmen have fueled fears of authoritarianism.
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He then goes on to point out that all of these observations — authoritarianism, racism, cultural dislocation — have relevance.
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For the past 11 weeks, protesters in Hong Kong have marched in response to creeping authoritarianism from Beijing.
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But another factor is no less consequential for the stability of the region: Bangladesh's continued slide toward authoritarianism.
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But there is a complexity that's lost when the situation is framed as simply about enlightenment versus authoritarianism.
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"I have opposed authoritarianism all over the world," Sanders said at the Democratic primary debate in South Carolina.
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This building antipathy within our political system is manifesting into intolerance and creeping authoritarianism within our political life.
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"We can, therefore, expect that protests against poverty, inflation, corruption and political authoritarianism will grow in the country."
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But is Zimbabwe jumping from the frying pan of civilian dictatorship to the open fire of military authoritarianism?
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Biden on Tuesday accused Sanders of not condemning the authoritarianism of Cuba's leaders and their regional ally, Nicaragua.
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Most Cuban Americans are either victims or direct descendants of victims of the authoritarianism of the Castro regime.
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In fact, Russia's low-tech model of digital authoritarianism could prove to be more readily adaptable and enduring.
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In her words The rise of authoritarianism has catalyzed a rollback of gender violence protections and support systems.
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This is very much needed in an era of increasing European authoritarianism in countries like Hungary and Poland.
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Trump is drawn to Putin's authoritarianism, toughness and embodiment of white Christian resolve against threatening (read Muslim) hordes.
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To us, the return of National Socialism or Communist authoritarianism seemed about as likely as an extraterrestrial invasion.
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If continued, it would push the country toward greater authoritarianism and diminish the few freedoms its citizens had.
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What is happening in China appears to be the latest manifestation of a global trend of growing authoritarianism.
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As cronyism and authoritarianism seep deeper into his administration, Turks are voting differently — this time with their feet.
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"In the face of authoritarianism, the response is not authoritarian democracy but the authority of democracy," Macron said.
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Gordhan used his memorial speech to warn South Africans of a streak of authoritarianism creeping into the system.
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Political scientists have thought for years that democracies that achieve this level of wealth don't backslide into authoritarianism.
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But his conservative religious vision for Turkey's future has also alienated many ordinary citizens who accuse him of authoritarianism.
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But its underlying motive is still that of the fringe from which it sprang: white ethno-nationalism and authoritarianism.
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According to the CIA Factbook, corruption in the country is widespread, and the government has been accused of authoritarianism.
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The illustrator's other works address issues as diverse as authoritarianism, party politics, cruelty to animals, and social media addiction.
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And her interview with journalist Masha Gessen, an expert on authoritarianism, is as eye-opening as it is horrifying.
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If you see the latter, that would be indicative of democracy turning into something else––authoritarianism or something bad.
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"This is tied to the political reality that there is a global rise in authoritarianism and fascism," she said.
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The country's authoritarianism will also prove a limiting factor, affecting not only the humanities but the sciences as well.
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This runs the risk of obscuring a basic point about authoritarianism: it can happen to the best of us.
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As authoritarianism creeps up on Poland and Hungary, the EU and NATO can once again help limit its advance.
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The rise of American authoritarianism Twilight of the neoconservatives Donald Trump supporters think about morality differently than other voters.
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"Safe and Sound" Contemporary relevance abounds in this story about a society that couches authoritarianism within technological convenience. 3.
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The style of authoritarianism of the Trump movement cannot be fully understood without taking into account the movement's racism.
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It shows that partisan identity in the United States can blind voters to creeping authoritarianism in their own party.
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A permanent cleavage will come at a steep cost and will only give techno-authoritarianism more room to grow.
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And here's the tragedy: we're building this infrastructure of surveillance authoritarianism merely to get people to click on ads.
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In other words, they prefer authoritarianism, a way of seeing the world that prioritizes traditionally defined notions of order.
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Of course, the blowback against this Google employee is not top-down authoritarianism or orthodoxy enforced by the state.
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For the past several decades, China has been governed by a dual system: political authoritarianism combined with economic entrepreneurship.
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Global politics is characterized by a new social/cultural/political axis that runs between liberal internationalism and social authoritarianism.
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The more subtle and pernicious consequence could be serious damage to Turkey's democracy — and even a transition to authoritarianism.
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Trump is ceding presidential power to his military advisers, and this subtle move toward authoritarianism is winning bipartisan support.
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He'll spend several days in Vietnam, navigating through reminders of the U.S. war and evidence of the country's authoritarianism.
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With the exception of Tunisia, the countries that underwent revolutions in 2010 and 2011 have slid back into authoritarianism.
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He also wants a freer hand to advance a vision for the world that suits his brand of authoritarianism.
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Trump is drawn to strongmen with a tinge -- or more than a tinge -- of authoritarianism in their leadership style.
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AUTHORITARIANISM As democracies falter, candidates promising quick fixes through sheer force of personality have captured the imagination of voters.
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And let us recognize as authoritarianism reasserts itself in country after country that we are by no means immune.
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Ramos also challenged Sanders to explain the difference between Maduro's left-wing authoritarianism and Sanders' vision of democratic socialism.
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As Karl Popper, the great liberal thinker of the past century, pointed out, conspiracy theories are hallmarks of authoritarianism.
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There is a larger, more sinister purpose, one more consistent with his tilt toward a form of populist authoritarianism.
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His remarks drew applause as he implored the audience to avoid becoming complacent as authoritarianism rises around the globe.
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However, foreign investor sentiment towards Turkey has been badly bruised by widening security concerns and fears of growing authoritarianism.
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European nations criticised the move, saying it showed Turkey was straying down the path of authoritarianism instead of democracy.
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That I'll be able to have more kindness more easily for people who are still foot soldiers for authoritarianism.
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Liberals who overemphasized individual rights and voluntary market exchange, spoke about "power" only when discussing authoritarianism, genocide or corruption.
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Authoritarianism, violence, bigotry and patriarchy in the name of Islam are alienating people in almost every Muslim-majority nation.
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We saw the signs of authoritarianism gradually taking over, but many still believed democracy would help us correct ourselves.
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That's because authoritarianism in modern Hungary is a much subtler beast, one that came on quietly and relatively recently.
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Those who demand free-spending authoritarianism and a "do-or-die" escape from the yoke of Brussels are ascendant.
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"For all of its unfairness and growing dysfunction, American democracy has not slid into competitive authoritarianism," he told me.
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Despite Trump's longevity in the polls, authoritarianism is clearly not the only dynamic going on in the Republican race.
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Are our institutions adequate to the challenges presented by a president animated by a combination of authoritarianism and ignorance?
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The mounting authoritarianism of the Republican Party under Trump is particularly blatant when it comes to the Russia investigation.
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But in the fun, convenient, not-enslaved way: smart devices that control everything without the hint of mechanical authoritarianism.
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Across the United States, Europe, and elsewhere, democracy has been under threat by forces of intolerance, corruption, and authoritarianism.
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Then again, is there a Chinese equivalent to The Atlantic, offering equally bracing analyses of the shortcomings of authoritarianism?
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Some progressives claim that concerns about left-wing student authoritarianism are overblown, and occasionally I'm tempted to believe them.
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The movie is a puckish poke at authoritarianism of all stripes, from the patriarchy to the Iron Curtain bureaucracy.
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They can readily become the promoters of repressive authoritarianism if they fear for the loss of influence and wealth.
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For another, we have more pressing issues, like the rise of authoritarianism and the attempt to sabotage health care.
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"This has nothing to do with dictatorship, authoritarianism," the president's spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, said in a speech last week.
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The coup came against a backdrop of protests calling for Morsi's resignation with protestors disliking Morsi's agenda and authoritarianism.
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So whether Mr. Trump's authoritarianism runs wild or not, the road back to functional government is hard to plot.
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But Trump's effusive praise of Xi does verge on the parodic, and risks sidelining genuine concerns about Chinese authoritarianism.
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When they demand expanded powers or attack independent institutions, their supporters and opponents alike realize that authoritarianism has arrived.
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These voters have become attracted to, or at least tolerant of, a politics tinged with ethno-nationalism and authoritarianism.
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Were they observed in another country, such acts would be seen as a prelude to authoritarianism, argues Michelle Goldberg.
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The implication was that Egypt could use authoritarianism to make decisive economic policy, but few outsiders take this seriously.
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"Americans must confront the Trump regime's ongoing seizure of power or suffer the United States' descent into genuine authoritarianism."
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The World Health Organization (WHO), the UN and other governments must now recognize: Authoritarianism is a public health risk.
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Instead, the moment is being shaped by rising nationalism, authoritarianism and a Chinese economic system to rival Western capitalism.
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" He also said Spain was drifting toward authoritarianism and said there needed to be "a political and democratic solution.
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Facebook began the decade stirring revolution against authoritarianism, and ended it enabling authoritarian politicians by letting them spread lies.
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There's a lot of room between the alt-right and the alt-left, between Trumpian authoritarianism and Sanders socialism.
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"There was no attempt to analyze the roots of authoritarianism or Burma's complex interethnic relations," Thant Myint U writes.
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Vladimir Putin's macho authoritarianism, disdain for the press, and mockery of the truth has installed itself on the Potomac.
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His message is to ditch authoritarianism and the Alt-Right and stand up for strong democracy and human rights.
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Mr. Wangchen's flight from China comes at a time of growing authoritarianism in the country under President Xi Jinping.
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For the US, Maduro's increasing authoritarianism and refusal to reform his economy represents a major geopolitical and humanitarian challenge.
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Popular Force's alleged authoritarianism also goes hand in hand with its aversion to scrutiny and the corruption that permits.
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Authoritarianism was the best single predictor of support for Trump, although having a high school education also came close.
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All groups opposed the tax cuts, and support for trade agreements was evenly lukewarm across all degrees of authoritarianism.
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"We have a rise of authoritarianism around the world, a real rise of autocracy," Schiff said, adding, "This is a real danger, a present danger for the United States, this rise of authoritarianism, and we need to better understand it, and we need to figure out a better strategy to counter it."
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But in Civil War, the unchecked authoritarianism of the Avengers gets more complicated (don't get me wrong, it still exists).
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What's striking about Superman-as-dictator in Injustice 2 is that he isn't merely some kind of analogue for authoritarianism.
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Authoritarianism means you believe society should be strictly ordered, which means that any infringement on order should be severely punished.
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Then we saw, as a reaction against this new progressivism, the growth of those who believe in nationalism and authoritarianism.
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"And it has something to do with the growing sense of authoritarianism he and his presidency are projecting," Bernstein added.
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Through the lenses of social dominance orientation and authoritarianism, they notice only laws that justify group hierarchies, boundaries, and conformity.
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Much like private industry, reading the works of Trotsky and generally bitching about authoritarianism, golf became an inherent vice overnight.
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The new conspiracism is more than simply an offshoot or epiphenomenon of other forces such as authoritarianism or strident populism.
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The crackdown has alarmed rights groups who fear a return to the authoritarianism that characterized much of the Mugabe era.
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The April 16 referendum granted Erdogan sweeping new powers, drawing criticism from EU countries that Turkey is drifting toward authoritarianism.
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That year, Hetherington and his colleague Jonathan Weiler published a book, Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics, arguing something surprising.
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But it is at least plausible that, in environments that do not encourage authoritarianism, it is not a necessary development.
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"Attempting to erase the line between fact and fiction, truth and reality is a core feature of authoritarianism," she said.
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Democracy is a difficult experiment and it always has the chance to slide into authoritarianism or, more like Gilead, totalitarianism.
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It revives one of the oldest radical desires in the world: Utopian socialism, without the fun-killing authoritarianism in tow.
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" Brooks sees this center as somewhere "between the alt-right and the alt-left, between Trumpian authoritarianism and Sanders socialism.
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As democracies around the world struggle to hold back the rising tide of authoritarianism, a similar crisis is unfolding online.
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At that point, Ryan could have exercised his constitutional obligation to try to check Trump's corruption and racism and authoritarianism.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who declared the blocking of Timmermans an "important success", stands accused of flirting with authoritarianism.
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Though the EU has often protested, it has largely failed to stop what Orban's critics decry as his growing authoritarianism.
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The descent between where we are today and unchecked authoritarianism is long, but we are sliding down it very fast.
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Much of the answer can be found in academic research into political behavior that political scientists refer to as authoritarianism.
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Perhaps none of the many theories proposed were so jarring, or gained so wide a following, as the "authoritarianism" explanation.
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"Authoritarianism" is instead measured by four questions on child-rearing—such as whether respect for elders matters more than independence.
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The Atlantic Alliance that was born to defend democracy against authoritarianism has survived many crises over its nearly 28503 years.
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This year we'll see the good guys trying to contain insurgencies, and the rising strain of authoritarianism in South America.
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Nevertheless, he made clear that he is "not neutral" in what he called the growing contest between authoritarianism and liberalism.
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Trump, or Trumpism, is the residue of that burnout — thick with the nativism, racism, and authoritarianism that were always there.
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In our current age of unapologetic racism and resurgent authoritarianism, the mechanics of Hitler's rise are a particularly pressing matter.
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Tunisians only had to look to Egypt to see how quickly their popular revolution could revert to repression and authoritarianism.
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From climate change and trade disputes to rising authoritarianism and global terrorism — there's a lot going on in the world.
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Economic globalization was supposed to accelerate political liberalization around the world, but instead authoritarianism appeared to be on the rise.
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I am even more troubled because I can trace the unraveling of my country to a similar type of authoritarianism.
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The only reliable remedy for authoritarianism is old-fashioned, Madisonian civic virtue — something in short supply in 21st-century America.
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"If current trends persist, authoritarianism will soon become the most common way that democracies crumble and autocracies emerge," she added.
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Despite these facts the United States and European patrons played down the regime's authoritarianism and militancy, and continued backing it.
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If you look at the geopolitical events of the past several years, it's easy to think that authoritarianism is ascendant.
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So when it comes to American authoritarianism, perhaps the problem isn't so much Mr. Trump as it is hyper-partisanship.
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But in the last five years, China has veered toward increasingly repressive authoritarianism at home and a rapid military buildup.
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Yet their preoccupation with childhood and "primitive and irrational wishes and fears" have influenced the study of authoritarianism ever since.
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The neoconservatives loathing of Trump is fundamentally about Trump's character: his vulgar authoritarianism and blustery disregard for basic democratic norms.
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He might be known as an information anarchist, but by helping Trump become president, he became a handmaiden to authoritarianism.
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Mr. Rajoy accuses the separatists of encouraging civil disobedience, while Mr. Puigdemont compares the Madrid-ordered clampdown to Franco's authoritarianism.
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" Alarm that "more of our fellow citizens seem to be flirting with authoritarianism and romanticizing it as our moral equivalent.
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The president's actions have left Guatemala at the brink of a constitutional crisis and threaten a backward slide into authoritarianism.
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Yet on the campaign trail, Trump used a great deal of illiberal rhetoric that raised alarm bells about potential authoritarianism.
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On the left, it seems likely to bring us the economic authoritarianism of a North American version of Hugo Chávez.
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Mr. Banning has never been a communist — he's long associated the movement with authoritarianism and murder — but he is anticapitalist.
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For tech billionaires, national and racial hatreds are inconveniences; their authoritarianism wears a cosmopolitan face, promising frictionless commerce for all.
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Jeffrey Toobin, New Yorker: Authoritarianism is usually associated with a punitive spirit — a leader who prosecutes and incarcerates his enemies.
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Sanders said that while he has admired aspects of the Cuban revolution, he has also condemned authoritarianism in the country.
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Recently, the growth of populism and extremism in mature democracies, and authoritarianism in other countries, have contributed to further instability.
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That's because the protests aren't about only a specific policy — they are about battling authoritarianism, just as my grandfather did.
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To Salazar, adding her face to the watch list without telling her was a sign of the district's creeping authoritarianism.
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President Donald Trump's behavior after impeachment has alarmed experts on authoritarianism and fascism, and led to calls for mass protests.
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Bloomberg's authoritarianism, like his long history of sexist behavior, was a known fact long before he launched his presidential bid.
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"Martial-law baby" became the phrase for people like me, Filipinos who grew up under authoritarianism, blind to its buildup.
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A growing economy is compatible with creeping authoritarianism, of course, as Trump's most alarmist critics are fond of pointing out.
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But that was before leaders in Venezuela, like the erstwhile President Nicholas Maduro, had turned to authoritarianism and become antidemocratic.
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This is a level of authoritarianism that reeks of a Chinese model, which is very antithetical to India's democratic values.
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The firm also noted that Myanmar, Cambodia and Vietnam "sank deeper into authoritarianism" in 2017 compared to the prior year.
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To follow up on Tuesday's speech, more can be done to address the institutionalized corruption and authoritarianism of Maduro's regime.
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It's an authoritarianism she fears others have been blind to, projecting onto him the leader they hope he will be.
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From Beijing to Budapest, authoritarianism and illiberalism have been given a boost by Trump as alternative models to liberal democracy.
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" Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a historian at New York University who studies authoritarianism and propaganda, called the tactic a "power play.
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Democrats speak of corruption and creeping authoritarianism, unchecked by a Congress that has turned into an adjunct of the executive.
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The fourth set tested policy preferences, in an attempt to see how authoritarianism might lead voters to support particular policies.
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A recent book by two scholars, Stephan Haggard and Robert R. Kaufman, studied 25 cases of democracies backsliding into authoritarianism.
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Still, that fantastical image of authoritarianism is entirely misleading as a description of modern authoritarian rule and life under it.
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The reality is that everyday life under the kinds of authoritarianism that exist today is very familiar to most Americans.
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These regions slipped into authoritarianism quietly, as local politicians sought to advance their careers and the interests of their supporters.
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It is possible to read what I've written here as a defense of authoritarianism, or as a dismissal of democracy.
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A pervasive concern in this country is that Trump admires Putin's strongman authoritarianism, and seeks to replicate it in America.
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Nixon concealed his authoritarianism, kept it behind closed doors, and he probably wouldn't test as high as Trump on this front.
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Pirro has never once questioned her support for Trump, and she manages to stan for authoritarianism while wearing four-inch heels.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on Wednesday warned that the country is watching a "descent into authoritarianism" under President Donald Trump.
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Fears about growing authoritarianism and the lack of central bank independence have helped send the lira down 40 percent this year.
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Democracy is in retreat worldwide, with scholars identifying more than two dozen countries that have reverted to authoritarianism in this century.
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This is one answer to the rise of soft authoritarianism in Hungary and Poland, but it will make for bruising talks.
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The return of authoritarianism in Russia, and the growing power of absolutist China, has undermined the argument at the geopolitical level.
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Meanwhile, a hoped-for "fourth wave" of democracy in the Arab Spring's wake has dissipated into bitter civil war or authoritarianism.
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Well before an attempted coup in the summer of 2400, there were growing concerns within NATO about Turkey's drift towards authoritarianism.
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In 21950, long after Venezuela had tumbled into authoritarianism, a majority of Venezuelans said they lived in a vibrant, thriving democracy.
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In 2018, authoritarianism continued its rise, with Horrendous' "idolator-in-chief," one Donald Trump, squatting in the eye of the storm.
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While a free-market economy and state authoritarianism appear contradictory, the authorities will often intervene to try to strike a balance.
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One version of the story, laid out by Peter Kafka at Recode, is that this is a form of creeping authoritarianism.
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Or is it also a defender of hard-won democratic norms like pluralism and tolerance, and against racial hierarchies and authoritarianism?
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But the president has also been accused of authoritarianism, including targeting opposition politicians with trumped up court cases, and tolerating corruption.
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This building antipathy toward our political system is beginning to manifest itself via intolerance and creeping authoritarianism in our political life.
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Dragging us back are atavistic mindsets like zero-sum thinking, authoritarianism, tribalism, dominance, and vengeance, which operate pretty much by default.
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As authoritarianism breathes down our neck, it may feel delightfully nostalgic to rage against Bravo's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
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If Trump takes those political ideals seriously, he should call out, rather than turn a blind eye to, Egypt's persistent authoritarianism.
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"Amid the growing authoritarianism, we see great intolerance for those who do not share the same point of view," said Umit.
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Speaking of hegemony, your album Brute is a pretty powerful commentary on authoritarianism in America and the increasingly militarized police state.
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Authoritarianism has arrived in Turkey as well as Venezuela, and its continued its slow, not-quite-unprecedented crawl in the States.
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If it is not easy to define "liberal", it is easy to spot its rivals, authoritarianism and fundamentalism of all kinds.
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Along with the questions on authoritarianism, we also requested YouGov to ask a battery of questions aimed at measuring racial resentment.
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Because it's this defaulting to authoritarianism, because you can't see a way out of this mess, you feel like you're powerless.
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Milosz wrote to warn of authoritarianism, and it appears Stephens views the best conclusions of scientists in much the same lens.
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Opponents of the government blame the drift to authoritarianism by Bangladesh's ruling party, the Awami League for provoking the Islamist backlash.
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I like to joke with my students that China's biggest problem with Russia is that Putin gives authoritarianism a bad name.
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He is someone who acts the image of what many people in Western Europe and the U.S. see authoritarianism as being.
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Pompeo on Saturday called out countries that still support Maduro, suggesting their support was a reflection of authoritarianism back at home.
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He's saying global conflict is far more likely given the rise of nationalism/authoritarianism and its disintegrating impact on global capitalism.
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In effect, Trump is posing a question to the American electorate: What level of racist authoritarianism are you willing to accept?
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Failure to do so means that the slippery slope of soft authoritarianism in former communist Europe gets steeper and more dangerous.
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His political philosophy was a not entirely intelligible blend of personalism (a quasi-spiritual French school of thought), Confucianism, and authoritarianism.
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The Arab Spring quickly became a contest between liberalizing forces and Islamist groups, with sectarianism and authoritarianism hanging in the background.
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And with no institution or political force strong enough to counter him, authoritarianism is where the Philippines seems to be heading.
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" Walter Shaub, the former director of the Office of Government Ethics, tweeted about the bill on Tuesday, suggesting it advanced "authoritarianism.
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Fears about growing authoritarianism and a lack of central bank independence have helped send the lira down 40 percent this year.
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The UAE and Saudis are buying enough influence to offset any potential criticism for its activities like authoritarianism and the war.
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Rights groups and government critics, including members of Kilicdaroglu's CHP, say Turkey has been sliding toward authoritarianism since the coup bid.
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Creeping authoritarianism is leading to a gradual erosion of liberty around the world, as Freedom House has catalogued year after year.
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That would be to forget how authoritarianism so often works: Everything seems well and good — until you challenge the status quo.
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Deeply rooted authoritarianism and exam pressure dampen individual will, as does the Communist Party's increasingly heavy political agenda in the classroom.
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"Venezuela's system is collapsing mostly because of regime type — corrupt semi-authoritarianism — rather than choice of health system," Mr. Corrales said.
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The more likely model for American authoritarianism is that of Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey or the Fidesz party in Hungary.
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We hear more and we worry more about the threats — climate change, authoritarianism, rising inequality — than we recognize our good fortune.
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But the primacy of an informed conscience belongs as deeply to church tradition as the current brand of pastoral authoritarianism does.
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They see a drift toward authoritarianism as the government tightens its grip on the media, state-owned businesses and the courts.
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"At the same time, if authoritarianism exists somewhere, this is a question of the people of these countries," Mr. Peskov said.
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Can authoritarianism tell us anything about the supporters of these other candidates, or do we need other instruments, with finer resolution?
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I was met with respect and politeness and, perhaps as a byproduct of decades of authoritarianism, rule of law is widespread.
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After Trump's latest threat, I reached out to several experts in democracy and authoritarianism to ask what they made of it.
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He has accused Mr. Salvini, the deputy prime minister, of inching the nation back to authoritarianism, a growing worry around Europe.
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" He also said there is "not a one-size-fits-all solution or prescription with regards to ethics, boycotts and authoritarianism.
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Perhaps there's a chance that Americans and their institutions can still push back against this country's drift toward authoritarianism under Trump.
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She became a fixture of the network's Asia coverage, on the front lines of the fight between democratic ideas and authoritarianism.
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These efforts are necessary to prevent the further deepening of authoritarianism in Turkey and to work toward a common democratic future.
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Yet many of the film's participants consider the canker of authoritarianism to be a part of their own heritage as Germans.
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Wu said China was exporting "corruption and authoritarianism" to those countries and "putting money directly into the pockets of corrupt politicians".
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Putin has established himself as one pole in the great global debate of the era, the debate between authoritarianism and democracy.
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Under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, this inherent instability has started to tip toward outright authoritarianism throughout the territory under Israeli control.
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Russian authoritarianism has profound consequences not just for Russian citizens, but also for neighboring countries and the rest of the world.
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"The Handmaid's Tale," a dystopian drama that tapped into fears about authoritarianism in America, nabbed best drama and several other awards.
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These movies were often saturated with populist ideas (class consciousness, anti-authoritarianism, racial prejudice) and incorporated populist forms (vaudeville, slapstick, burlesque).
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Mr. Erdogan was accused of hypocrisy for criticizing Europe's perceived authoritarianism while overseeing a sweeping crackdown on dissent in his country.
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One of the most common, and most dangerous, self-delusions of authoritarianism is that faked optimism can artificially inseminate genuine confidence.
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Some of the questions are almost existential: Has China proved that centralized authoritarianism works better for economic growth than decentralized democracy?
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China's authoritarianism is on the rise; they're sending Muslims into concentration camps and threatening crackdowns on democracy protesters in Hong Kong.
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Though the European Union has often protested, it has largely failed to stop what his critics decry as his growing authoritarianism.
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He polled a large sample of likely voters, looking for correlations between support for Trump and views that align with authoritarianism.
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If Trump loses the election, that will not remove the threats and social changes that trigger the "action side" of authoritarianism.
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Or, wait — is it because Wayne thinks everyone is too into authoritarianism to see how insane it is to trust Superman?
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"This development is still almost incalculably bad for American democracy," writes Tom Pepinsky, a professor at Cornell University who studies authoritarianism.
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Living in Malaysia and working on Malaysian politics has taught me something important about authoritarianism from my perspective as an American.
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It took not just the civil rights movement but also dedicated struggle to bring these pockets of authoritarianism to an end.
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This, along with a liking for authoritarianism, is why 35% of the country sticks with the petulant boy emperor no matter what.
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These two axes of authoritarianism — weakening Israel's democratic institutions while perpetuating rule over the Palestinians without granting them political rights — are connected.
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Critics saw the changes as the government taking de facto control of much of the judiciary, accusing it of sliding toward authoritarianism.
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You don't need to ask whether Italians should have been worried about Mussolini's authoritarianism or his tendency to blunder into unwinnable wars.
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Curated by Octavio Zaya, this effort historicizes Camnitzer's critique of power in the wake of today's rise of authoritarianism across the planet.
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If the government needed to use constant coercion to enforce its power, society would either quickly unravel or descend into hard authoritarianism.
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Putin appeared to be opening things up in the East, the EU in the West, and authoritarianism in Europe was obviously over.
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Mr. Erdogan did not elaborate, but his comparison to Hitler drew immediate criticism because of what many view as his increasing authoritarianism.
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This could indeed appeal to those high in social-dominance orientation and authoritarianism, particularly those who mistake such domineering for actual authority.
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But when conservatives are at the helm, there's a renewed interest in authoritarianism, a damn-all-conventions attitude toward getting their way.
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It turns nationalism into a form of systematic exclusion, the logic of which leads away from democracy towards managed democracy and authoritarianism.
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While communism, in theory, sounds like a solution to poverty, why has it so often succumbed to capitalism or devolved into authoritarianism?
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Questioning the integrity of all media — one aim of authoritarianism — can in turn lead to a kind of fatalism and policy paralysis.
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The slides make no mention of China, its historical approach to online censorship and social authoritarianism, or any plans to operate there.
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The comedian's Emmy-winning show continued to champion grounded satire throughout its fourth season, crescendoing with a particularly scathing analysis on authoritarianism.
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If that's the case, then that's just another argument about the movement of this country toward authoritarianism, because that is obstructing justice.
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She's been reticent and even defensive when confronted about the extent of Facebook's complicity in the rise of authoritarianism across the world.
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"Uganda has seen increased levels of authoritarianism in the last decade," said Magnus Taylor, Horn of Africa analyst at International Crisis Group.
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Alternatively, Ryan could try to indulge Trump's corruption and racism and authoritarianism in exchange for gaining Trump's adherence to Ryan's policy agenda.
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I am in favor of having them... I want us to go further given the recent decisions and the shift to authoritarianism.
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Moving beyond the democratic-autocratic binary, political scientists have resorted to a new category of "competitive authoritarianism" to capture these hybrid cases.
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Those groups are right about one thing: A little knowledge poses a real danger to authoritarianism and the mindless following of orders.
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"That once rich nation's collapse into authoritarianism has pushed it into poverty and caused untold suffering for the Venezuelan people," he continued.
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Critics in and outside of Egypt have signaled alarm at what they say is blatant authoritarianism and yet another affront to democracy.
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But the opposition, judges' groups and critics in Brussels say the legislation is a new step by the Polish government towards authoritarianism.
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Equally dangerous, and intimately connected with Trump's mode of authoritarianism, is the degradation of democratic norms in the Senate under Mitch McConnell.
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In an administration that has flirted with authoritarianism since it inception, this was Trump's most spectacular assault on this country's democratic tradition.
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After decades of authoritarianism, many nations had hoped that, in addition to voting rights, economic welfare would be a reality for all.
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That is precisely China's challenge today: politically liberalize and become a developed economy or remain stuck in "hard authoritarianism" and stagnate economically.
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Yet, at a time of rising global populism and authoritarianism, elected leaders feel increasingly secure in testing the boundaries of their powers.
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Protesters from the group have protested Trump in the past, as well as Russian President Vladimir Putin, authoritarianism and far-right politics.
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In recent years, democracy has begun to recede, with authoritarianism gaining power in nations like Russia, Hungary, Poland, the Philippines, and Egypt.
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Opponents say he has eroded the secular pillars of the republic established by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and is plunging Turkey into authoritarianism.
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When it comes to our civil liberties, the Supreme Court ought to be one of our last lines of defense against authoritarianism.
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Russian authoritarianism is all about the muscular trappings of power and popular adulation cultivated through fawning media for a Czar-like figure.
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"Today authoritarianism is just a stone's throw away, it's rising and if we're honest, it never really went away completely," he said.
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Russia will seem stronger if other states follow its course of development toward a cynicism about democracy that allows authoritarianism to thrive.
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What he calls "pragmatic twenty-first-century authoritarianism" has found a new way of satisfying demands for economic prosperity and political recognition.
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As you go along, you sort of cringe and see some of the things in this character you dislike most — rigidity, authoritarianism.
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He said the travel restrictions also highlighted a major difference in the brands of authoritarianism practiced by Mr. Sisi and Mr. Mubarak.
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A graduate from UC Santa Cruz, he studied politics and history with a focus on American political institutions and 20th century authoritarianism.
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That's not the approach of an ally, and Mr. Erdogan's turn toward authoritarianism will not strengthen Turkey, NATO or the European Union.
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These are things that we long ago forgot about but they were the creeping authoritarianism that in this chaos we have normalized.
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Turkey's accelerating shift toward authoritarianism, in hyperdrive since a failed coup attempt in July, has taken a huge toll on free speech.
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Opponents fear the change will bring a lurch towards authoritarianism while the government says the reform is needed to ensure political stability.
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" He said their tweets warning that his rules would lead to authoritarianism and a handout to big cable companies were "utterly absurd.
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Betsy DeVos Ends a Campus Witch Hunt Liberals can learn from this ugly saga of creeping authoritarianism, according to this Opinion writer.
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As Masha Gessen wrote right after the election, those who collaborate with authoritarianism often insist that they're trying to ameliorate its excesses.
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Mr. Erdogan's authoritarianism has destroyed confidence in Turkish institutions, especially its central bank, the body most crucial to arresting the economic fall.
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The second is a return to authoritarianism, accompanied by the use of deadly violence by security forces against those protesting autocratic rulers.
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"But people neglect the fact that modern authoritarianism also rises with the development of technology, which makes wider and deeper control possible."
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"We will not surrender to authoritarianism," Puigdemont said at the event, which marked his first trip away from Belgium in three months.
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Germany expects students and businessmen from China to live here with democratic values, as most already do, and leave authoritarianism at home.
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"What I find really obsolete are: authoritarianism, personality cults, the rule of oligarchs," said Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council.
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In that sense, the United States has been complicit — if tacitly or unwittingly — in Japan's quiet turn toward authoritarianism under Mr. Abe.
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The transition to Southern democracy, Mickey argues, wasn't easy and it wasn't clean; the attitudes underpinning Southern authoritarianism have not gone away.
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Hostility to women predicted voters' support for Trump just as strongly as racial resentment, and even more strongly than affinity for authoritarianism.
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And a cohort of countries is moving toward digital authoritarianism by embracing the Chinese model of extensive censorship and automated surveillance systems.
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"We have seen what happens when countries slide into authoritarianism, slowly crushing the basic freedoms and rights of their citizens," she said.
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We've seen how quickly an entire political party, with shockingly few exceptions, has capitulated to authoritarianism, white-nationalist demagogy and naked cruelty.
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America will lose all moral authority if we follow Sri Lanka, and so many other developing countries, down the path of authoritarianism.
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He is a veteran Shiite politician known for his conciliatory tone and personality, who shuns the dogmatism and authoritarianism of his predecessors.
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Candidates struggle to talk about the problems around authoritarianism without evoking the idea that universal access to health and education are bad.
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Zakaria does not mention that the 2015 election of the Polish Law and Justice Party ushered in a dramatic turn toward authoritarianism.
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A quarter-century after the post-Cold War zenith of liberal democracies and neoliberal economics, illiberalism and authoritarianism are on the march.
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The second axis, the possibilities for how Trump governs, runs from ruthless authoritarianism at one end to utter chaos at the other.
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If Repugs objected to authoritarianism as much as they do "socialism," poor kids IN AMERICA TODAY wouldn't be dying in dog kennels.
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At home, his conduct adds doubt about the ability of democratic institutions to check presidential power as authoritarianism rises around the world.
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This is the dawn of American authoritarianism, and Republicans are not only not trying to stop it, many are openly cheering it.
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Since then, however, his government has turned toward harsh authoritarianism, putting the country's thriving civic organizations and news media to the test.
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Despite Mr. Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism, roughly half the country still voted against plans to give him more power in a recent referendum.
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Norms about political behavior and power serve as "soft guardrails for democracy," said Steven Levitsky, a professor at Harvard who studies authoritarianism.
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But those norm violations triggered a strong backlash from other institutions of the American government, unlike in countries that collapsed into authoritarianism.
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In Wednesday's speech, Flake defended on the principles of truth and free expression, and warned of a creeping authoritarianism around the world.
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Many activists and non-government organizations are also concerned about growing authoritarianism under Bolsonaro, who has openly praised the 1964-85 dictatorship.
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" His message: Authoritarianism "has reemerged as the greatest threat to the liberal democratic world — a profound ideological, as well as strategic, challenge.
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Isaacson is unequivocal in his defense of violence as a legitimate tool to combat the creeping threat of what he deems authoritarianism.
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Even adults who scored low on authoritarianism, generally, felt kids these days are less respectful of elders than they used to be.
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They come from homegrown authoritarianism, entrenched inequality, the corporate capture of our politics and the collapse of the 20th-century social contract.
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An end to Venezuela's authoritarianism will not occur until at least one important sector within the government perceives that change is required.
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As unrest mounted, the government took a leaf out of the authoritarianism playbook and shut down the Internet in all four states.
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On its surface, this might seem to suggest that authoritarianism is just a proxy for especially hard-line manifestations of social conservatism.
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There was no clear correlation between authoritarianism and support for tax cuts for people making more than $250,000 per year, for example.
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Improving Turkish democracy and stopping Turkey's descent into authoritarianism has to come through the civilian opposition and free elections, not military coup.
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Climate change, slipshod authoritarianism, institutionalized Islamophobia—the future Omar El Akkad paints here is at once terrifying, plausible, and impossible to ignore.
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But the bigger issue, the one the video is pointing to, is that Turkey under Erdogan has been slowly sliding toward authoritarianism.
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In this respect, the United States is in much better shape than the other countries that have fallen from democracy to authoritarianism.
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But Mr Xi may represent a deeper shift: one made possible by the addition of digital technology to the apparatus of centralised authoritarianism.
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Individuals with a disposition to authoritarianism demonstrate a fear of "the other" as well as a readiness to follow and obey strong leaders.
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A tiny tropical nation hopes to set an example for the world on two crucial challenges: reversing authoritarianism and standing up to China.
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Tonight, the choice wasn't merely between red and blue, but between democracy and authoritarianism, between a public servant and a would-be autocrat.
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Some cite Rwanda, along with China and perhaps Ethiopia, as evidence that authoritarianism is more likely than democracy to bring stability and growth.
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Freedom House, a bipartisan think tank funded primarily by the US government, says that China's "digital authoritarianism" could threaten democracies in other countries.
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Critics of the deeply conservative government see the proposed reforms as part of a broader shift toward authoritarianism by the deeply conservative government.
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Libraries play an especially important role in promoting democratic culture—and challenging authoritarianism—because of the way they are staffed, managed and programmed.
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The GOP had already become the party of American authoritarianism — but it would be another 20 years before this phenomenon would become obvious.
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However, the regime's marriage of political authoritarianism with economic liberalism — Ortega was more an IMF darling than a 21st-century socialist — proved unsustainable.
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This is a reason why he and his acolytes disapprove of the way Poland moved from communism and authoritarianism to capitalism and democracy.
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By the same token, says Mr Kang, the downfall of Ms Park and Mr Lee may help purge the last remnants of authoritarianism.
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" She asked the tech leaders if they want to be remembered as "handmaidens" to the "authoritarianism on the rise all across the world.
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In an age of populism and growing authoritarianism, how would you make the case for democracy and liberalism so that it has impact?
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It's a money app, a chat app, a social media app and a tool of Beijing's techno-authoritarianism on top of all that.
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OPINION An opinion article last Sunday about Pope Francis and authoritarianism misstated the holy day on which he washed the feet of Muslims.
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But his critics fear further drift into authoritarianism, with a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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But fascists also ridiculed and suppressed the opposition, and they embraced a level of authoritarianism that we can only hope Trump would reject.
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The GOP's attempt to push the healthcare bill through the Senate without having hearings can't be separated from the authoritarianism McMullin is referencing.
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The image of the heroic, dissenting satirist went abroad, where, it appeared, the struggle between the forces of democracy and authoritarianism loomed larger.
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Bahceli, who opposed the lifting of the state of emergency on June 26, will encourage Erdogan to stick to authoritarianism in domestic politics.
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Erdogan's critics fear a further drift into authoritarianism, with a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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In fact, it will only make you a party to Xi's system of authoritarianism— another example of the West being brought to heel.
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Narrow in scope, they seemed disconnected from the broader condemnation of corruption and authoritarianism by the Maduro regime and those that support it.
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Autocratic rule — also known as authoritarianism — is when one leader or political party exercises complete power to govern a country and its people.
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"One of the first open hearings that we're going to have is on the rise of authoritarianism around the world," he told me.
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It is not necessary to credit Trump with any deep strategy (whether authoritarianism or offshore balancing) to find meaningful patterns in his actions.
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It is so accepted that there is a growing climate of authoritarianism that whether or not individual examples are true is fundamentally irrelevant.
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Yet if there is a fear of creeping authoritarianism in this country, it should be in the nexus of law enforcement and Trumpism.
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The backdrop: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, whose tenure has been marked by swelling authoritarianism and economic chaos, is seeking re-election in May.
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The country's nationalist government, after erecting fences and setting up refugee camps, has seen hardening xenophobia and rising support for tilting toward authoritarianism.
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At one of these rallies, a crowd listened to several speakers — activists, writers, prominent government critics — castigate the Putin government for its authoritarianism.
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"The crackdown that followed the coup attempt was symptomatic of the government's increasing authoritarianism," according to Human Rights Watch's 2017 report on Turkey.
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This trumped-up crisis serves as a legitimation tool for Fidesz's authoritarianism, a pretext for the government to pass laws undermining its opponents.
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Authoritarianism is also reappearing in places like Hungary and Poland that barely a quarter-century ago shook loose the shackles of Soviet oppression.
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In a recent Vox poll of likely voters, more than 40 percent of our sample scored as "very high" or "high" in authoritarianism.
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Mr. Puigdemont has said that the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is returning Spain to the authoritarianism of the former dictator, Gen.
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So is alarm over Mr. Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism, which, if he wins, will be given even freer rein under a newly strengthened presidency.
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Hadi's creeping authoritarianism — he's a mini-Michael Bloomberg, unchecked in a town without a real newspaper — warps Howland and breaks its social compact.
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The first gulf war, the internet, the rise of authoritarianism, the depredations of late capitalism — all of it was the Deus Group's doing.
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"I have opposed authoritarianism all over the world," Sanders said, likening his comments on Cuba to comments made by then-President Barack Obama.
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Ressa's return to her native country came as it was transitioning away from authoritarianism and adopting liberal, democratic ideas from the United States.
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He does not sugarcoat the chaos of the 1990s, nor does he use it to excuse the soft authoritarianism left in its wake.
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Then again, this is the Hunger Games, which has always been cannily prescient about its connections to real-life authoritarianism and dystopian society.
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The revived interest in authoritarianism in politics began well before anyone seriously considered the possibility of a Trump candidacy — except, apparently, Trump himself.
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Continued authoritarianism and violence in Nicaragua will have the same repercussions on security, human rights and migration as they have had on Venezuela.
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And there have been plenty of signs that in temperament, if not action, Trump has a streak of authoritarianism in his political soul.
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But it is preparing a hearing in coming months specifically for the perpetrators with the intention of further exposing the mechanics of authoritarianism.
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READ: Poland's populist government let far-right extremism explode into the mainstream Zerka said he didn't believe voters endorsed Law and Justice's authoritarianism.
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The son of a professor who remained loyal to the Communist Party, Mr. Liu made a vocation out of obdurate opposition to authoritarianism.
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But it has steadily moved toward light authoritarianism and strident nationalism under Law and Justice, which has systematically dismantled much of that progress.
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The Hong Kong protests affect more than just China-Hong Kong relations, and are indicative of broader international tensions between democracy and authoritarianism.
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He is "the path toward authoritarianism, and we are the path toward democracy," says his leading challenger, Carlos Mesa, a bookish former president.
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China and Russia have shown how legacies of Communist authoritarianism can combine with predatory capitalism to build new political structures of daunting power.
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" Brian Fallon, a campaign spokesman, wrote on Twitter early Wednesday: "The descent into authoritarianism does not announce itself with the blaring of trumpets.
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His critics fear a further drift into authoritarianism under a leader they regard as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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Outside Bolivia, the conflict quickly became a Rorschach test, simplified into a duel between authoritarianism and democracy, left against right, rich versus poor.
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In nearly every country that has slid toward greater authoritarianism — including Hungary, Poland, China, and the US — LGBTQ rights have been a casualty.
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"The party has decided to double down on authoritarianism after the problems they've faced," said Nicolas Bequelin, Amnesty International's director for East Asia.
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The forces of regression and authoritarianism, contemporary avatars of La Reconquista, are on the march in country after country, fueled by ethnic nationalism.
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The crackdown in the wake of the coup and Erdogan's drive for a stronger presidency have raised fears of a lurch towards authoritarianism.
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All the greater the pity that her achievements have been offset by a precipitous slide toward authoritarianism and an election in which Mrs.
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But years ago, a small group of political scientists studying authoritarianism published research that forecast the rise of a candidate just like Trump.
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The world's most important Marxist states have all descended into authoritarianism, whereas the world's freest and most egalitarian countries are all liberal democracies.
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But the results of the Vox/Morning Consult poll, along with prior research on authoritarianism, suggests there might be something else going on.
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Disease-ridden times were associated with more conformity, authoritarianism, less openness and a reversion to traditional social norms—all bad news for women.
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What makes this particularly interesting is that Turkey has a history of authoritarianism starting with its founder and first dictator, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
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The fantasy of authoritarianism distracts Americans from the mundane ways in which the mechanisms of political competition and checks and balances can erode.
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"In the next years, we will hear a lot about authoritarianism in Brazil, but we will also hear a lot about resistance," she said.
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But there is a tone of ugliness creeping across the world, as democracies retreat, as tribalism mounts, as suspiciousness and authoritarianism take center stage.
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What is going on is not only this rise of authoritarianism but also, simultaneously, you are seeing this country move very rapidly toward oligarchy.
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This is what we are fighting against -- having defeated the forces of fascism and communism, we now confront the forces of authoritarianism and nihilism.
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Europeans accuse their governments of downplaying Mr Erdogan's growing authoritarianism for fear that he might "open the gates", as he threatened to, in November.
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To be clear, I'm not saying better sex is worth all the authoritarianism and travel restrictions and purges we saw in oppressive socialist states.
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Pressure against ISIS now may not end the group — its rigid and hard-line ideology thrives amid the conflict and authoritarianism in the region.
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As a result, the ideological orthodoxy of the post-cold-war liberal democratic creed has generated a tidal wave of populism and chaotic authoritarianism.
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But for those on the wrong side of Franco's authoritarianism — including many Catalans — his rule was a time of mass murders and cultural neutralization.
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Meanwhile, Germany's leaders feel unable to do much about the march of authoritarianism within the EU, which is most acute in Poland and Hungary.
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Beijing's surveillance system is an example of the "digital authoritarianism" through which it will rule its zone, according to the British analyst Nicholas Wright.
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Is it too late to stop this slide backwards into the vortex of violent nationalism, sectarian hatred and authoritarianism that caused World War II?
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Over the last few days, a number of long articles have described the role of AI in a lurch to a new techno-authoritarianism.
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The action quickly morphed into a wider protest by millions at Erdogan's perceived authoritarianism and faced a bloody crackdown, but Erdogan shelved the development.
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MANY labels have been applied to Vladimir Putin's Russia: kleptocracy, post-modern authoritarianism and, in Barack Obama's ill-advised put-down, a "regional power".
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And it's a repudiation because you say that authoritarianism is the cost of a democracy that people don't believe in, that that's the risk.
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Racism powers the authoritarianism: It helps identify who the enemies are, determines which people need to be crushed by Trump and his Republican allies.
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Since the dawn of industrialisation, no advanced capitalist democracy has fallen out of the ranks of high-income countries or regressed permanently into authoritarianism.
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Internal contradictions, including substance abuse, political authoritarianism, sexism and ideological disputes led to violence within the group and greatly contributed to the group's decline.
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Opponents fear it will bring increasing authoritarianism to a country already under fire from Western allies over its deteriorating record on rights and freedoms.
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They worried that Turkey now sounds more like the Middle East than Europe, and that their country is leaning more toward authoritarianism than democracy.
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However, opponents suggest that the move would place disproportionate powers in the hands of a government which it fears its already sliding towards authoritarianism.
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Under Kaczynski's leadership, Poland has grown increasingly isolated within the European Union, with the PiS government accused by opponents of a tilt toward authoritarianism.
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Democratisation would obviously be the preferred alternative, but democratic regimes historically have usually grown out of long phases of civil war, authoritarianism and breakdown.
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She's researched and written about authoritarianism abroad as well as economic hardship here at home—an intersection of expertise perfectly matched to this moment.
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While some analysts say that Trump's comments are a worrying endorsement of authoritarianism, others suggest it's more reflective of his focus on fighting terror.
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But Trump wins his first and largest assault on competing institutions since his presidency began, and the nation's slide into authoritarianism begins in earnest.
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One delegate is Aung San Suu Kyi from Myanmar, which has recently taken a big step away from the authoritarianism that once gripped it.
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"In this climate of fear, falsehoods and rising authoritarianism, just voicing your views can draw death threats," Open Society Foundations said in a statement.
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Now authorities are modernising the media crackdown into a bastion of 21st century authoritarianism, with a string of new measures for Chinese online media.
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Authoritarianism is back, but many states are too weak and fragmented, and access to information too ubiquitous, for it to go unchallenged for long.
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To some Turkish fans, the game they love, which was once an arena for opposition politics, seems increasingly to have been tainted by authoritarianism.
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But Hasina has since been accused of authoritarianism and harassment of the media and opposition figures, even as she presides over strong economic growth.
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In April, French President Emmanuel Macron warned in Strasbourg that "there seems to be a European civil war" between liberal democracy and rising authoritarianism.
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Why were they dazzled by the glamour of authoritarianism — the jackboots, the rallies, Unity's "darling storms," as she appallingly called the Nazi storm troopers?
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At a time of populist unrest, bitter political polarization, and rampantly spreading authoritarianism, Fukuyama's book now appears to have been written for another planet.
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Ultimately, where Mexico continues to struggle is in the consolidation of democratic institutions and the rule of law—the legacy of decades of authoritarianism.
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"If they take away the right to mask up," he said, "people will still do it anyway to fight against authoritarianism in any form."
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The mainstay of today's authoritarianism is strengthening your power while simultaneously weakening government institutions, such as parliaments and judiciaries, that provide checks and balances.
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There he met Wang Huning, a new member of China's standing committee — the country's top leadership — and an ideological force behind China's deepening authoritarianism.
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All of them stood up to Russia when it tried to export its brand of authoritarianism to Eastern Europe except the thirteenth, President Trump.
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Timothy Snyder is following his best-selling "On Tyranny," a brief handbook about signs of authoritarianism, with "The Road to Unfreedom: Russia, Europe, America."
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Prosperity and Rush need a cartoonish, hyperbolic threat to justify and flatter their freehold authoritarianism and dress it in the garb of egalitarian communitarianism.
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"We should worry about disaster authoritarianism—a reason to implement some of the more draconian policies that Trump wanted to implement anyway," Reardon said.
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His authoritarianism threatens libertarian ideals as well as progressive ones, he's personally repugnant in ways that transcend politics, and his incompetence endangers us all.
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News Analysis Turkey's descent into authoritarianism and crisis has destroyed whatever hopes remained that the country's president might serve as a force for moderation.
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Hong Kong's democracy advocates framed the vote in the semiautonomous territory as a way to stand up to the authoritarianism of China's central government.
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This would be an unprecedented rebuke to a member-state, one explicitly framed by EU leaders s a response to Hungary's drift toward authoritarianism.
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In short, Palestinians thought the PA would help bring them a state, and instead the PA has brought them corruption, authoritarianism, and continued occupation.
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On Monday that transition was cast into doubt as Sudan lurched toward the kind of bloody authoritarianism that quashed the Arab Spring in 2011.
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Doing better, however, is not rising nativism, xenophobia, nationalism and authoritarianism given a nod and a wink by the president of the United States.
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That's partly thanks to Thompson, who gives her a casual authenticity that helps you see how people embrace her authoritarianism as folksy common sense.
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Addiction and other untreated mental health conditions can loosen a person's inhibitions and intensify abuse, but the core causes are authoritarianism and self-centeredness.
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To Mr. Ignatieff, the Orban regime is a "new thing under the sun" that cannot be defined by the templates of 20th-century authoritarianism.
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You can read our story here on why populist leaders like Mr. Chávez, regardless of their ideologies or intentions, often steer democracies toward authoritarianism.
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Instead, she falls back on the supposed deep roots of the Kremlin's authoritarianism, as if Russia were Europe's only country with a nondemocratic past.
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If we live today at an inflection point, it is because it's impossible to say how much further rightist and illiberal authoritarianism may go.
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But New Thought's legacy — not to mention the fierce strain of authoritarianism among Morris's subjects — is at least as prominent on the religious right.
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More representation of women is no panacea, but it is a significant victory in a region where machismo is a frequent fuel of authoritarianism.
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But the authoritarianism and the anger about foreigners had been there all along; as the protesters themselves said, the problem was no one listened.
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Whitman understood that democracy wasn't "very boring" but rather a political system that could deliver on the promises that authoritarianism only pretended it would.
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Unlike the last time authoritarianism was on the march across Europe, for democrats in vulnerable countries, it's hard to see where the allies are.
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Bernie Sanders on Tuesday defended his past praise of social programs implemented by the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, and insisted he opposes authoritarianism.
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"I have opposed authoritarianism all over the world and I was amazed at what Mayor Bloomberg said a moment ago," Sanders replied to O'Donnell.
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So tell me where you think AI is prospering the most and how you think about the balance of AI in authoritarianism and democracy?
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Americans don't usually think of Jim Crow as a kind of authoritarianism, or of the Jim Crow South as a collection of authoritarian states.
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"They should be vocal that 'semi-authoritarianism' is a clear violation of what Europe stands for, even with a renewed democratic mandate," said Buras.
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The gesture was emblematic of how Hungary's reform-minded governing Communist party was jettisoning what had become the standard authoritarianism of the Soviet bloc.
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President Donald Trump's response to the deadly coronavirus mirrors that of authoritarian regimes in some ways, experts on public health and authoritarianism told Insider.
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For those of us terrified at the prospect of authoritarianism in the United States, the nightmare is that of a truly efficient Trump administration.
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"In the onslaught of news where we see the world backsliding into authoritarianism this stands alone," Clooney said in the opinion piece for Deadline.
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In most cases of democratic decay or rising authoritarianism, the crucial step is to change popular expectations and acclimate people to previously unacceptable behavior.
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This is one of the most insidious features of authoritarianism: It beats people into submission because you can't fight 100 battles all at once.
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And the world needs to become more alert to the threat of China's techno-authoritarianism (see the link to the George Soros speech below).
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Without checks and balances, the country has suffered from authoritarianism, arbitrariness, persecution and systematic corruption that offers rewards and unlimited power to government officials.
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As many have said, Trump has brought about a cult of authoritarianism where he can do no wrong no matter how blatant the transgression.
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" Asked what she'll be watching for on Thursday, authoritarianism expert Ben-Ghiat said, "Trump using the military as a prop for his personality cult.
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Allegations of authoritarianism Hondurans also consider Hernandez too authoritarian, according to Oxford's Idler, and rights groups have criticized the use of military force against protesters.
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Hasina's government has won global plaudits for letting in hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, but its critics accuse it of increasing authoritarianism.
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The nation currently lacks a strong opposition and the prospect of more powerful resistance to Duterte comes amid fears of growing authoritarianism in his administration.
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How many Democrats (or Independents who lean Democrat, functionally the same thing), no matter how economically disaffected, are willing to make the leap to authoritarianism?
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It is steadily eroding the norms that enshrine the cautiously collaborative spirit of the American system, in which much of its defence against authoritarianism resides.
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The incompetent authoritarianism that the European Union showed in dealing with these crises, and the suffering it caused, was a major blow to progressivism everywhere.
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In the piece, Taub chronicled the rise of a new and distinct constituency for authoritarianism in America — a constituency that has thrilled to Trump's rise.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have complained of deteriorating human rights under President Tayyip Erdogan, and fear the country is sliding towards greater authoritarianism.
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Lately the bravest have been speaking up for Xu Zhangrun, an academic in Beijing who was suspended earlier this year for attacking Mr Xi's authoritarianism.
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One of the most fruitful insights from political science in the past several decades has been the recognition that democracy and authoritarianism move in waves.
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LONDON (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani told Iranians on Saturday they could face greater authoritarianism if they replace him with a hardline rival in May's election.
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Thailand's junta has faced repeated criticism for what rights groups say is a deepening slide into authoritarianism since the army took power in May 2014.
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Less immediately apparent was Erdogan's ongoing censorship of journalists, his escalating authoritarianism, and the state-supported increase in police violence over the past few years.
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A grouping of progressive Southeast Asian lawmakers has hailed Najib&aposs defeat as a "bright spot amid dark times" of rising authoritarianism across the region.
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He hoped that by reminding its members to obey the constitution above all else, he and they would help "put the brakes on" creeping authoritarianism.
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In their respective primetime speeches, Obama and Clinton were at pains to distinguish Trump's menacing authoritarianism from the headier traditions of Republicanism and conservative thought.
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The president should think twice about warmly embracing Vietnam's Communist leaders, as their repressive authoritarianism and disregard for international standards run counter to U.S. interests.
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A GOP chairman said Tuesday he is troubled by Turkey's "creeping authoritarianism" after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan declared victory this week in expanding his powers.
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Ultimately, he reckons, it will stick to its current course of "hard authoritarianism", corroding the party's ability to govern, constraining economic progress and stifling innovation.
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But that's exactly what eco-fascism is: a twisted blend of authoritarianism, white supremacy, ethnonationalism, and a misguided concern for the care of planet earth.
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Earlier this year the IMF warned that authoritarianism and arbitrary policies were crimping growth in what was once one of the continent's fastest growing economies.
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Zack Beauchamp: You and a lot of other scholars talk about oil as the root cause of authoritarianism, state killing, civil wars, and militia violence.
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His early plans to modernize Syria have given way in the last five years to the iron-fisted authoritarianism of his father, Hafez al-Assad.
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President John Magufuli's government has been criticized by opposition politicians and international rights groups for what they say is growing authoritarianism and intolerance of dissent.
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Opposition to the state, such as the Kurdish nationalist movement, had to be understood as reactions to authoritarianism, not as plots by traitors or imperialists.
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Democrats have contributed to this age of American authoritarianism by electing career politicians who fail to inspire voters who are hungry for a progressive alternative.
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They would be alarmed that more and more of our fellow citizens seem to be flirting with authoritarianism and romanticizing it as our moral equivalent.
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La Belle Sauvage is all about the rise of religious authoritarianism, and the small things that people do to resist fascist ideology and its leaders.
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" Speaking at Sunday's march, Ng said the opposition camp is facing a "difficult" task, "but when has it ever been easy to fight against authoritarianism?
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The alternatives, which we see playing out around the world through a rise in authoritarianism, extreme economic inequity, and crumbling societies are much too frightening.
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Born to a Jewish family in the Soviet Union, Brin has been outspoken about censorship and authoritarianism, before and after the company's foray in China.
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For some, it is a crumbling redoubt of authoritarianism, an outdated anomaly in a region that mostly abandoned the utopian horizon of revolution long ago.
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"If the accusations about authoritarianism are true, when I go to islands, the people will tell me 'we are tolerating so much abuse'," he said.
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"There is a growing authoritarianism within [these] countries that rely on similar strategies of suppressing dissent or trying to undermine these [civic] institutions," Kanjwal said.
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Those against the spread of statuary consider the figures symbols of a creeping repression, of making authoritarianism more palatable by erecting monuments to bygone tyrants.
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But I found accord with it on promoting a Western democratic order in the world, maintaining a strong military to defend freedom, and opposing authoritarianism.
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So, theories seem to point towards either a stifling authoritarianism setting children up for a fascist sensibility, or an exceptionalism borne from being molly-coddled.
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I believe that the battle raging in our nation right now is no longer between the left and right: It is between democracy and authoritarianism.
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The bottom line: Although Fidesz is expected to win, a strong showing by its opponents could begin to stem the tide of authoritarianism in Hungary.
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One thing unites them all: An indelible undercurrent of paranoid authoritarianism, made manifest primarily in the form of a bubble—a sort of alternative universe.
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