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Before and After Autocratization: Causes and Consequences

Comparative Politics
Regression
Causality
Comparative Perspective
Political Regime
P056
Johannes Gerschewski
WZB Berlin Social Science Center
Innovation in Regime Studies: New Approaches to Understanding Contemporary Political Regimes

Abstract

This panel addresses the causes and consequences of autocratization processes, aiming to uncover both short- and long-term dynamics that explain the emergence of autocratization trends and the effects of these processes once they are concluded.

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