Autocratization and De-Democratization

Comparative Politics

Developing World Politics

Comparative Perspective

Code:

V476

Chair(s)

Alesia Rudnik

Karlstad University

Panel Discussant(s)

Lucy Abbott

University of Edinburgh

Section Advancing Research on Hybrid Regimes and Authoritarianism: Trends, Innovations and Cases

Date, Time and Location

Thursday 16:15 - 18:00 BST (15/08/2024)

This panel features contributions that detail how autocratic regimes become entrenched, fortified - and how democracies lose their foothold

Title	Details
Securing the Public Sphere? Digital Government and Citizen Engagement in the Gulf States	View Paper Details
Regime Transformations and Reproductive Rights: A Time Series Analysis in High-Income Countries	View Paper Details
Bottom-up Autocratization: Political Violence and Autocratization in India	View Paper Details