Authoritarian Repression is a form of state repression characterized by systematic coercive actions employed by non-democratic regimes to suppress political dissent, maintain regime stability, and eliminate challenges to authoritarian rule.
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Choice Reviews Online · 2006 · 596 citations
The New Authoritarianism in Latin America
George Camacho · International Affairs · 1980 · 529 citations
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Burwood, Australia
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