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EnglishThis thesis focuses on the breakdown of authoritarian regimes, developing an original account of the way in which non-democratic regimes can be successfully challenged by mass-based uprisings. Authoritarian regimes, in fact, are not only defeated by elite negotiations or by a partial political liberalization initiated by the ruling coalition at a time when collective protests have already delegitimized the dominant coalition. As happened in Tunisia and Egypt, authoritarian regimes can also break down without pacts, negotiations, and compromises. Although this is a much less frequent path, autocracies are also defeated by mass-based uprisings in which the emergence of a cross-class and cross-ideological coalition throughout (almost) the whole country imposes a regime change. In Algeria, on the contrary, it was exactly the non-emergence of a broad opposition coalition that explained the authoritarian stability.
DEL PANTA, G. (2017). Mass-Based Uprisings and the Breakdown of Authoritarian Regimes: Comparing Tunisia and Egypt in Light of Algeria's Stability.
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| Titolo: | Mass-Based Uprisings and the Breakdown of Authoritarian Regimes: Comparing Tunisia and Egypt in Light of Algeria's Stability |
| Autore: | DEL PANTA, Gianni |
| Anno: | 2017 |
| Citazione: | DEL PANTA, G. (2017). Mass-Based Uprisings and the Breakdown of Authoritarian Regimes: Comparing Tunisia and Egypt in Light of Algeria's Stability. |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 8.1 Tesi Dottorato |
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