Exam 8: Authoritarian Institutions
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Exam 2: The Modern State75 Questions
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Exam 6: Institutions of Participation and Representation in Democracies72 Questions
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Exam 8: Authoritarian Institutions68 Questions
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What is the role of succession in Russia's transition to electoral authoritarianism?
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What is the "problem of succession?" Explain how it affects personalist, military, one-party, and theocratic regimes.
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For China, the rise of a market system alongside a one-party regime has led to a weakening of its institutions due to corruption.
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Because participation is free and open, civil society in authoritarian regimes is extremely active.
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Why do authoritarian regimes allow for elections (please list two reasons).
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In general, which of the following regimes allows citizens the least amount of rights?
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While there are many formal political institutions in sub-Saharan Africa, most people participate by
a.attaching themselves to a patron
b.joining a grassroots movement
c.voting
d.protesting
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Within the Chinese authoritarian regime, how is the problem of succession dealt with?
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Which type of authoritarian regime is more likely to be drawn to elections?
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