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This panel brings together papers that ask how authoritarian regimes manage threats, engineer political change, and maintain power amid contention, elections, and internal conflict. Across cases of autocratization, nationalist mobilization, military intervention, and elite bargaining, the contributions examine the strategic tools regimes deploy to reshape political order without necessarily relinquishing control. The panel raises broader questions about how regime change unfolds from within, how coercion, mobilization, and institutional manipulation interact, and how authoritarian strategies blur the lines between reform, repression, and corruption.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Autocratization and the Dynamics of Pro-Governmental Mobilization | View Paper Details |
| Contentious Regime Transformation in the Shadow of Nationalism | View Paper Details |
| Dirty Hands Politics: Just Another Type of Corruption? | View Paper Details |
| The Authoritarian Settlement Playbook: Learning and Conflict Management in Turkey | View Paper Details |
| The Enemy Gets a Vote: Military Coups as Instrument of Reform in the Electoral Cycle | View Paper Details |