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Sultanistic Regimes
H. E. Chehabi (ed.); Juan J. Linz (ed.) · Johns Hopkins University Press · 1998
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H. E. Chehabi (ed.); Juan J. Linz (ed.)
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Comparative research finds that personalist dictatorships are more likely than party-based or military regimes to end violently or to be replaced by another autocracy, and less likely to democratise.
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