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Introduction Introduction
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What Is Authoritarian Diffusion? What Is Authoritarian Diffusion?
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Variations of Authoritarian Diffusion Variations of Authoritarian Diffusion
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Passive Diffusion and Diffusion through Cooperation/Promotion Passive Diffusion and Diffusion through Cooperation/Promotion
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Coerced Diffusion Coerced Diffusion
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What Facilitates Authoritarian Diffusion? What Facilitates Authoritarian Diffusion?
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Conclusion and Future Research Conclusion and Future Research
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Authoritarian Diffusion
Get accessDepartment of Political Science, Aarhus University
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Published:21 March 2024
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Abstract
Authoritarian diffusion concerns the process by which nondemocratic institutions, organizations, policies, strategies, practices, and norms travel between polities. It thus covers a broad range of phenomena of relevance for understanding authoritarian politics. First, based on a differentiation between three forms of diffusion (passive diffusion, cooperative/promotive diffusion, and coerced diffusion) and four mechanisms (admiration, adaptation, learning, and compulsion), this chapter presents an overview of the topics that authoritarian diffusion scholars have studied. Next, the main factors that facilitate authoritarian diffusion through the different mechanisms are specified and their importance for authoritarian diffusion is assessed. This chapter shows that authoritarian diffusion today is mainly driven by learning and adaptation, while compulsion is least pronounced. Finally, fruitful avenues for future research are discussed, emphasizing the importance of studying negative cases, devoting more attention to diffusion through admiration, and analysing diffusion dynamics across elite groups within regime coalitions.
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