Two studies offer fascinating portraits of the increasingly sophisticated and networked world of autocracy, dictatorship, and tyranny.

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Eggs Delivered to Your Door The core issue for this family of dictatorships seems to lie in their external relations. The successive cycles of protests in these three countries are managed by the ...

One of the first steps towards dictatorship is “allowing for the president or the ruler to be above the law,” he said. “And in many regards, we’ve seen that with the Supreme Court.” ...

It’s almost unthinkable that a nation built on the bones of Democracy would ever consider being ruled under a dictatorship... until now. On the winding and sometimes treacherous road to Nov. 5 ...

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The tide began to turn globally in the 1990s and the 2010s, but since then, only 60 countries, 31 percent of U.N. member states, have ever had a woman leader. Jennifer Piscopo, a professor of ...