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Regimes of the World: Opening New Avenues for the Comparative Study of Political Regimes

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The consulted source for the authoritarianism, fascism, and totalitarianism guides: Regimes of the World: Opening New Avenues for the Comparative Study of Political Regimes.

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  • A regime-level autocracy classification and an analysis of authoritarian practices can overlap without being synonyms: one classifies political orders by stated thresholds, while the other identifies patterns that undermine accountability.

    • context · pp. 60–62, Table 1
  • The Regimes of the World measure separates closed from electoral autocracies according to elections and democratic prerequisites, while recording uncertainty near category boundaries.

    • supports · pp. 60–62, Table 1