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Authoritarian learning plays an increasingly important role in global processes of autocratization and democratic backsliding yet remains understudied and undertheorized. This chapter reviews conditions that elevate the role of authoritarian learning in the international system. It assesses the state of research with a focus on definitional debates concerning what authoritarian learning is and is not.
March 8, 2022 The Spanish conquistadores spent an inordinate amount of time searching for the famed city of El Dorado. They might as well have been searching for Venezuela’s Orinoco Mining Arc. Since 2016, when the Nicolás Maduro regime declared the immense area open for mining, Venezuela has become a principal source of illicit gold mining in Latin America.
In this article, I provide a survey of the recent and rapidly growing theoretical and empirical literature on autocracy promotion. In a relatively concise way, the reader is able to grasp all key concepts and related aspects on the topic. This article is a guide for all those aiming to begin their journey in the scholarly land of autocracy promotion, trying to stimulate these travelers in exploring off-beaten research avenues. Bader, J ( c) Propping up Dictators?
“For my friends, everything. For my enemies, the law.” Óscar Benavides, former Peruvian President 1 Authoritarianism brings to mind repressive dictators to the likes of Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Saddam Hussein. Historically, authoritarians deployed their massive security apparatus to torture and murder dissidents, jail journalists, rig elections, and shut down courts and legislatures.
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