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External Actors and Authoritarianism

Comparative Politics
Democratisation
Human Rights
International Relations
P141
Thomas Richter
German Institute for Global And Area Studies
Thomas Richter
German Institute for Global And Area Studies

Building: Faculty of Arts, Floor: Ground, Room: FA001

Saturday 11:00 - 12:40 CEST (10/09/2016)

Abstract

This panel will examine the impact that a range of external actors can have on the prospects for authoritarian stability. The external actors include state and non-state actors, and autocracy-supporting actors along with more critical democracy promoters. The panel will examine a range of cases and will include papers that explore regional and/or global patterns of variation using large-n datasets.

Title Details
Parliamentary Representation in Electoral Authoritarian Regimes View Paper Details
Burundi’s 2015 Elections. The Dynamics of External (de)Legitimation in a Context of Mounting Authoritarianism View Paper Details
The international making of 'authoritarianism': the Council of Europe and the question of membership of Azerbaijan and Belarus View Paper Details
Interrogating the ‘Democratic Coup’ Thesis: The Limits of International Democratic Enforcement View Paper Details