Legitimising Central Asian Authoritarianism: Political Manipulation and Symbolic Power

Anna Matveeva

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This essay engages with the dilemma of legitimisation of authoritarian states that move away from democracy by examining the cases of the Central Asian countries. These states have consolidated the...

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