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  1. 1.anagora.org

    📚 node [[2004 05 31 companies prefer authoritarianism to democracy]] ... But when it comes to what they actually do, companies prefer authoritarianism to democracy. Success, most corporations assume, depends on the efforts of a few superlative individuals. As a result, they treat their CEOs as superheroes, look on most of their employees as ...
  2. Ceteris paribus—all other things being equal—capitalist firms may well prefer liberal democracy to authoritarian governance. However, in the real world, all other things are not equal. Authoritarian governments may be sufficiently repressive that domestic firms in these countries do not have much of a choice other than working with the ...
  3. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

    Abstract. From the discourse analysis perspective, ecopolitics has experienced a discourse change from authoritarianism to democracy. This study uses theory of authoritarianism and democracy in ecopolitics to explore the impact of authoritarian ecopolitical discourse (AED) and democratic ecopolitical discourse (DED) on environmental quality in China.
  4. annualreviews.org

    This article reviews the burgeoning literature on democratic authoritarianism, which examines two related but distinct questions: why authoritarian regimes adopt institutions conventionally associated with democracy, and how these institutions strengthen authoritarian regimes and forestall democratization. ... Vol. 7 (2004), pp. 315-344 More Less
  5. democracyfund.org

    Voter Study Group report questions conventional wisdom that democracy is in decline, but finds concerning trends as authoritarian support consolidates among Trump supporters Washington, DC — Americans' support for an authoritarian leader declined for the first time in two decades, according to a new report from the Democracy Fund Voter Study Group. "Follow the Leader: […]
  6. erb.umich.edu

    These are perilous times for constitutional democracy.. Partisans across the political spectrum accuse each other of being anti-democratic. Research and advocacy non-profit Freedom House reports that democracy is "under siege." During the past five years, the number of countries moving towards authoritarianism has been substantially higher than the number of countries moving toward democracy.
  7. authoritarian regime to prefer democracy.16 As Boix and Acemoglu and Robinson argue, the poor are likely to prefer democracy because it offers the opportunity to affect economic policy in their favor.17 Our first hypothesis proposes these theories are correct to assume that citizens with low SES prefer democracy because of its economic ...
  8. link.springer.com

    Arguments that link economic and societal indicators with authoritarian sentiments have done a poor job explaining why these indicators should matter (e.g. Doty et al. 1991; McCann 1997, 1998, 2008; Rickert 1998).Archival research that explores this topic selects economic indicators or societal indicators that are intuitively discrete from each other.
  9. pdf.usaid.gov

    Development Experience Clearinghouse

    https://pdf.usaid.gov › pdf_docs › pnaea938.pdf

    The average democracy scores for these regime types are 1.3, 2.0, 2.1, 2.6, and 4.6, respectively. Thus one-party regimes are the least democratic and limited multiparty regimes are the most democratic of the authoritarian regime types. Limited multiparty regimes are the most common form, representing more than half of all authoritarian regimes.

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