... dictatorship autocratic durability regime resilience informational dictatorship Previously, however, Putinism was the gold standard of what some see as “modern” authoritarianism. Modern autocrats are supposed to be different from the brutal dictators of the twentieth century who scared their people...

... four of his pronouncements in the Plenary, one mentioned the military-corporate dictatorship or related events, such as the promulgation of AI-5 (Institutional Act No. 5), the Amnesty Law and the National Truth Commission (Comissão Nacional da Verdade, hereinafter: NTC). ¹ The ex...

... in Benin. 23 11 2020 27 10 2021 01 12 2021 protests dictatorship civil–military relations coups defections Africa Palabras clave: protestas dictadura relaciones cívico-militares golpes de estado deserciones áfrica Mots clés: protestations dictature relations entre civils et...

...Mario Di Paolantonio Abstract This paper focusses on the forensic work put on display at Londres-38, a building in Santiago Chile designated as a National Monument, which once functioned as a torture and extermination centre under Pinochet's dictatorship. Striving to avoid conventional memorial...

..., and the meanings they attribute to these revelations, transitional justice scholars and practitioners can gain a more holistic understanding of how youth experience and make sense of transitional justice processes. Dictatorship everyday life memory Truth Reconciliation and Reparations Commission of the Gambia...

... and protests, a wide range of activities contributed to the emerging transnational human rights movement. For the most part, activists focused on the themes of political repression, torture, inequality and development. However, at some point during the dictatorship, the discourse of Brazilians...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract This article presents the rather unknown experience of two of the most prolific graphic collectives during the military dictatorship in Chile (1973-1989...

..., ¹ it is hardly imaginable that such a concept could exist under a dictatorship in which one Communist party sought to rule every part of society. Thus in research literature, local administrations mostly appear to have been passive managers of shortage and administrators of the permanent crises...

... individual rising to power can end up as either a moderate leader, or as a dreaded tyrant. Since derailment is accidental and accompanied by ex-post regret, increasing accountability can be in the interest of both the public and the dictator. Dictatorship learning multiple steady states political violence...

... of future work in considering how TJ can begin addressing Internet governance as a vital aspect of conflict resolution and rebuilding. Internet governance Tunisia dictatorship censorship surveillance This research has obvious limitations. First, it is a single case study with an individual organization...

... credibility in modern dictatorships because, unlike what transpired in tyrannies of the past, terror started being used as a weapon. Totalitarian terror in the 20th century does not seek justification in individual behavior: ‘victims are innocent even from the persecutor’s perspective.’ ⁹...

...Catalina Iliescu Gheorghiu Adaptation in film re-titling Franco’s dictatorship non-translation. The aim of this article is to identify and analyse the trans-individual conditioners determining the film re-titling process for Spanish audiences over time. I will focus...

... a weak and unreliable basis for the rule of law. Nevertheless, there is substantial room for the law in issue areas that are non-threatening to the CCP rule. liberal and socialist constitutionalism dictatorship of the proletariat rule of law democracy class struggle Great hope for the rule of law...

...Miguel Cardina Understanding the matter of “talking or not talking” in the face of torture and police violence means also understanding how the question has remained alive after the fall of the dictatorship. This article draws on wider research into Maoism in Portugal between 1964 and 1974, from...

...) was officially taboo. Thus, though the Party did not enjoy complete control of society, it did succeed in indirectly influencing citizens to ‘control’ themselves publicly. East Germany 17 June 1953 censorship taboo ordinary citizens dictatorship On 17 June 1953 an uprising against the ruling Socialist Unity...

... the coastal village of Isla Negra. The very first dictatorship-era arpilleras were in wool and cloth, but the women who made them switched to cloth and appliqué, arguably at the suggestion of an artist who assisted them, and who claimed to have drawn inspiration from American quilts and the molas...

....’ 42 So, unlike with windsurfing, from then until the fall of the GDR those practising karate could only do so illegally. The failure of karate to establish itself shows very clearly how far ‘participation in the dictatorship’ was permitted: even the most cleverly thought-out petition campaign...

... that the population does not need them as intermediaries because it participates directly in governance through government-staged assemblies. Ordinary electoral fraud is one of the most common strategies to circumvent the uncertainties of democracy: civil society democracy promotion dictatorship elections...

... dictatorship (1967–1974) to honour the victims of World War II who gave their lives for their country. It sheds light on the process behind the creation of “The Sword”, analysing also its artistic style and visual references in connection with the historical conditions of its creation. The article also...

... an independent and sufficient safeguard against dictatorship. It also blocks the desirable grants to authority. Animal Farm Bush George W Caesar Julius Cromwell George III Hitler Adolf James II Mao Tse Tung 1984 Obama Barack political constraints public opinion Stalin Joseph tyrannophobia authority...