Autocratization in post-Cold War Political Regimes – eBook

Description

Autocratization in Post-Cold War Political Regimes, (PDF) delves into the complex and evolving processes of autocratization in the post-Cold War era—an alarming trend characterized by a shift toward authoritarian governance. Despite the growing prevalence of these shifts, the phenomenon of autocratization remains largely underexamined, particularly in its most recent forms. This groundbreaking volume provides one of the first cross-regional comparative analyses of current regime changes trending toward autocratic rule.

The authors employ a robust original conceptual framework to explore the varied dimensions of this political syndrome. Drawing from an extensive empirical investigation, they analyze the key characteristics of autocratization, the various pathways it takes, and its manifestations in countries governed by diverse political regimes. These nations boast distinct historical contexts and regional backgrounds, contributing to a rich tapestry of autocratic transformations.

Utilizing a comprehensive mix of research methodologies—including Qualitative Comparative Analysis, descriptive statistical analysis, and in-depth case studies—this ebook offers invaluable insights into the dynamics of regime change. It is designed to engage a wide-ranging audience, from scholars and analysts to journalists and practitioners interested in political evolution and transition across different geographical areas.

Review

“Autocratization in Post‐Cold War Political Regimes makes essential contributions to the growing body of literature focused on comparative political regime studies and the ongoing discourse regarding the health of democracy. This ebook holds the potential to inspire further research on the patterns of regime transition through an authoritarian lens.” (Angelo Vito Panaro, Journal of Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics & Society, JSPPS, Vol. 5 (2), 2019)

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