Authoritarian Persistence is a political phenomenon in the study of comparative democratization denoting the endurance of non-democratic regimes over time through institutional, coercive, and legitimizing mechanisms that prevent democratic transition.
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University of Michigan
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University of Chicago
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Princeton University
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National Research University Higher School of Economics
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University of Rochester
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