Non-Democratic Regimes: Theory, Government and Politics

Paul Brooker

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Introduction - Theories of Non-democratic Government - Types of Non-democratic Regime - The Emergence of Military Dictatorships - The Emergence of Party Dictatorships - Consolidation, Legitimacy and Control - Degeneration into Personal Rule - Policies and Performance - Democratisation - Semi-dictatorships and Semi-democracies - The Failure and Extinction of Dictatorship?

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