Debate: Civil servants resist illiberalism in response to vignettes, and succumb in reality

Sharon Gilad

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Public Policy and Administration Research Political Theory and Democracy Populism, Right-Wing Movements

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Around the globe, authoritarian-populist leaders are seeking to curb checks and balances on their power, to allow them to consolidate electoral advantage and restrain political opponents (Bermeo, 2...

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