Meanwhile, the Maoists appealed for a united front against feudal autocracy. |
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These are simply obstacles in his drive for an absolute autocracy and totalitarian power. |
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Second, was liberal democracy or autocracy the future for the governance of mankind's common affairs? |
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Tendencies towards autocracy seem embedded in the country's political culture. |
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Economic liberalization and behind the scenes military autocracy combined with a localistic nationalism became an influential new model. |
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Eventually, autocracy should go the way of slavery and colonialism as simply unacceptable. |
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That is why democracy is superior to autocracy, and art and literature are valued more than mere sense enjoyment. |
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I hope that the council will now return to democracy rather than autocracy. |
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And as a form of social protest against autocracy and political tyranny, there is no medium that can surpass cartoons. |
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In some respects the title of the book is misleading, because it seems to suggest that autocracy has ended and democracy has been enabled. |
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Leaders of such societies were accountable to their people, and vice versa, with systems of penalties and rewards limiting autocracy. |
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It has also brought about a greater understanding of different cultures and it allowed democracy to triumph over autocracy. |
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Previously an autocracy, it moved closer to becoming a true constitutional monarchy when the King announced ambitious political changes. |
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She talked both about the patriarchal autocracy that prevails in many households, and about the ways it affects women. |
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We in the Western nations long ago recognized autocracy in the public sector as poison, no matter how well-meaning the autocrat might be. |
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It is an advance on dictatorship or autocracy and has had to be fought for and won. |
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For a time it seemed that the dynastic cycle might be broken and traditional autocracy could be in the process of transmutation. |
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Now the vogue is for ceding powers to the autocracy of Brussels, which is immune from the vulgarities of electoral leverage. |
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Benevolent autocracy is an uncertain foundation for legitimate and sustainable national governance. |
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For the tsar, Russia was not the invulnerable bastion of autocracy and the invincible victor over Napoleon that she seemed to foreigners. |
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Millions of kids, through the book, feel the infuriating injustices of autocracy. |
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After all, what lies at the heart of European absolutism or Russian autocracy? |
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Kenya was an autocracy that became an anocracy after the reintroduction of multiparty politics in the 1990s. |
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In places like Egypt, it's better to think of fluctuation between democracy, autocracy, and anocracy versus a one-time permanent shift. |
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Ignoring a people's clear statement about the integration process is not democracy, but autocracy. |
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The autocracy score is based on the same measures in addition to the regulation of participation. |
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Those states reflecting democratic values with low levels of autocracy include Canada, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan. |
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What they all had in common was that they weren't particularly democratic, being variations either on autocracy or on bureaucratic totalitarianism. |
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Ortega has dismissed the allegations of autocracy and fraud that have afflicted his presidency as politically motivated. |
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When the predominantly liberal First and Second Dumas were dissolved by the autocracy, the Russian feminist movement went into decline. |
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Such political scientists have since been recanting and admitting that One Party states simply bred autocracy and misrule by refusing to tolerate criticism and dissent. |
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It was a strange world, or seems so in retrospect, built as it was of equal parts meritocracy and autocracy. |
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There are elements of autocracy, monarchy and military in the organizational structure and culture of Chassidic movements. |
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Neocracy is reproducing the evils of autocracy as unproved radicalism demands that its uttermost theories be accepted, though untried, as the rule of life by all classes of people. |
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In an autocracy, ordinary people were expected to obey the laws, to pay taxes, and to be available when called upon for military service. |
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However, democracy can default into anarchy, autocracy, liberalism, plutocracy, republic, just about anything, if the majority desires a leader who is representative of that. |
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In general, financial delegation tends to involve wider participation and reduced autocracy, though not universally. |
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It is generally customary to consider the doctrine largely in connection with those states which have been proponents of power, autocracy, and absolutism. |
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There is no statistically significant relationship between aridity and autocracy outside the conquered world. |
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Generations of people around the world have endured autocracy and dictatorship, totalitarianism, fascism, monarchy, oligarchy and even anarchy without knowing freedom. |
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He naturally modified the slogan, replacing Orthodoxy with Marxism and autocracy with the leader's iron rule. |
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Scrap the mixing of autocracy, however, and govern with shrewdness and corporatism! |
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It is not an absolute autocracy, but it is heading in that direction with a hint of Mussolini's corporate ideas. |
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We are at risk of becoming an autocracy in three key respects. |
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He sees in the Russia of the start of the 21st century an autocracy led along a very bad path by former President Vladimir Putin. |
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We're trying to overthrow the very concept of tyranny and autocracy. |
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Henceforth, Tsarist autocracy and despotism would lie at the heart of the Russian state. |
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A man for bad times Arab autocracy for ever? |
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So when Sisi stepped forward and did what he did, it was seen as a heroic act, taking a last-step measure to save the country from an ailing economy and a religious autocracy. |
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But it still needs to prove that its democracy can make and implement big decisions with the same focus, authority and stick-to-itiveness as China's autocracy. |
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It all smells of emerging autocracy. Beyond the government, too, there is evident touchiness over unofficial attempts to reassess what happened at independence. |
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One of those Mr Ménard accused was a Qatari, whom he fired. Even in a Gulf autocracy as relatively liberal as Qatar's, publicly chastening a high official can be rash. |
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It seemed to be his way of ensuring that this autocracy never returns. |
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We are opposed to this EU, this lackey of imperialism and big business, and we are opposed to the reversal which this autocracy means for democracy. |
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The mix of nationalism, autocracy, and anti-western ideology he says is necessary to equip Hungary for the rigours of global competition recalls that of his model and political ally, Vladimir Putin. |
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In my view, the assistance we are discussing this evening is representing the end of a certain era, namely the transition from autocracy to democracy. |
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Bureaucratic autocracy must give place to Soviet democracy. |
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They are imposing treasury autocracy upon parliamentary democracy. |
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There are elements of the data in his presentation that I might take issue with, but on that one, it's basically autocracy up here and democracy down there. |
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Where you get that crossover point, red reflecting autocracy scores and blue democracy scores, that indicates some shift or major change in regime type for that particular year. |
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Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa reveals that education plays an important role in building support for multiparty democracy and challenges to autocracy. |
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This critique presents a radical challenge to the methods of experimental science and the capitalist, corporatist autocracy that institutionalized science supports. |
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No international strategy for Africa will succeed unless it helps to consolidate democratic institutions, fight the established autocracy, strengthen civil society and defend human rights and democratic freedoms. |
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All the signs point to the fact that the authority intends to defend its autocracy using its power, and tries to thwart the mass meetings of the opposition. |
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A discipline of unlimited autocracy, upheld by rods, and ferules, and the black hole. |
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This tradition of absolutism, known as Tsarist autocracy, was expanded by Catherine II the Great and her descendants. |
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Conrad regarded the formation of a representative government in Russia as unfeasible and foresaw a transition from autocracy to dictatorship. |
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That entity may be an individual, as in an autocracy, or it may be a group, as in an oligarchy. |
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Finding no institutional alternative to the autocracy, discontented Russians rallied behind various pretenders to the throne. |
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His autocracy had been transformed into a system of feudal baronies, with president Fitzsimmons as the slack-handed overseer. |
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As someone said, what was happening was a revolution for democracy, against autocracy, led by theocracy, made possible by xerocracy. |
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Although the coup as such was something of an unevent, it did leave a lasting imprint on the new tsar and thus influenced the autocracy for the coming three decades. |
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The autocracy survived the Time of Troubles and the rule of weak or corrupt tsars because of the strength of the government's central bureaucracy. |
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From the outset of his reign, he stressed the reality of his autocracy. |
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Most importantly, it has made a mockery of democracy as it has put in place a civilian autocracy where merit has been replaced by dynasticism, Mazari asserted. |
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The reality of Domitian's autocracy was further highlighted by the fact that, more than any emperor since Tiberius, he spent significant periods of time away from the capital. |
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The nonsignificance of the coefficient of the current level of autocracy is confirmed when using Duration and Polity2 to capture PRE and PRC, respectively. |
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The Russian Revolution is the series of revolutions in Russia in 1917, which destroyed the Tsarist autocracy and led to the creation of the Soviet Union. |
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