Electoral Authoritarianism¶
Schedler, A. (2006). Electoral Authoritarianism: The Dynamics of Unfree Competition.
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Primes¶
- Legitimacy-Yielding Inquiry Insulated from Decision
- Citizen juries that are ignored, ceremonial elections, and internal ethics reviews that never block: panels producing participation-legitimacy without policy influence, elections yielding procedural legitimacy without leader selection, and reviews conferring ethics-legitimacy without filtering.
This sourceAnalyzes elections held behind the institutional facade of democracy that yield procedural legitimacy while not genuinely selecting or constraining leaders — the ceremonial-election instance of legitimacy without decision influence.
- Citizen juries that are ignored, ceremonial elections, and internal ethics reviews that never block: panels producing participation-legitimacy without policy influence, elections yielding procedural legitimacy without leader selection, and reviews conferring ethics-legitimacy without filtering.
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