PPT-Authoritarian and Single-Party States

Stalin and Russia Hitler and Nazi Germany Mao and China Castro and Cuba Communism Marxism Karl Marx and Engels History of class struggles Classless society based in plenty and democratic principles. Definition. Form of government . characterized by absolute . obedience to a formal authority. Little individual freedom. Expectation of unquestioned obedience. Four qualities. Constraints on political institutions & groups. History 12. Ms Leslie. Totalitarianism. is a political system where the state recognizes no limits to its authority and strives to regulate every aspect of public and private life wherever feasible.. The Case of the USSR. Lucan way, University of Toronto. What explains . authoritarian durability?. Revolutionary Regimes among the most durable forms of authoritarianism in the modern era. Average tenure of Revolutionary Regimes since 1900: . Presidential vs. Parliamentary Systems. Bureaucracy and the Iron Triangle. Why . Parties and Elections in Authoritarian Regimes?. Presidential. Parliamentary. More checks and balances. Leg and Exec ‘. & 28 . for . neutron rich exotic nuclei, as probed by . nucleon transfer with radioactive beams. Wilton . Catford. University of Surrey, UK. Thank you to all my collaborators who made it possible to perform the experiments reported in this talk. LAOS - party state ruled by the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP). The most recent National Assembly (NA) election was held in 2006. The constitution legitimizes only a single party, the LPR Examined in Massachusetts and Wyoming for the 2016 Presidential Election. Group 4:. Mason Cheng. Eryn Hall. Alex Rhode. Bailey . Boulter. Outline. Objective. Hypothesis. Study Characteristics. Methodology. History 12. Ms Leslie. Totalitarianism. is a political system where the state recognizes no limits to its authority and strives to regulate every aspect of public and private life wherever feasible. Totalitarianism is generally characterized by the coincidence of authoritarianism (i.e., where ordinary citizens have no significant share in state decision-making) and ideology. . Paper 2 Topic 3. Hitler, Stalin, Mao. Political Ideologies. Right wing –. reactionary (opposed to change), conservative. Left wing – . radical (change at roots of society), revolutionary. Create a T-chart. In small groups, decide what characteristics constitute the typical attitude of a left-wing and right-wing individual. . U14 – Anxiety & Interwar Years. AP European History. Ms. Tully - UHS. A. The Retreat From Democracy. . New distrust for democracy. Postwar societies divided – class, gender. Great Depression . L/O – To define an authoritarian state and to analyse the common factors in their emergence. What is an Authoritarian State?. Authoritarian State. . = . a system of government that puts order and obedience to the regime above the personal freedoms of its citizens. . Regimes can adopt formal institutes to control and limit the freedom of expression, (institutes created on the base of formal laws), or disguise them as Ministries of culture or other structures which will have the more or less secret task of censoring the opponents.. Who were the abolitionists and what did they believe?. While many people n the northern states did not like slavery and wanted to prevent its spread, only a minority wanted to eliminate it where it already existed. These activists were known as . . to. . Peace. and . Conflict. . Theory. Dr. Roddy Brett. University of St. Andrews. October 2017. 1. INTRODUCTIONS. 2. EXPECTATIONS – WHAT THE COURSE ADDRESSES / IS ABOUT – this morning is taster – look at concepts that will be central to .