
Simon Commander and Saul Estrin's views on Modern Autocracy: its Varieties and Consequences
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Is there a relationship between the political system and the level of inequality in a country? Do democracies tend to be more egalitarian? Are the features of most authoritarian governments – including pervasive rent seeking – a recipe for...
When we think about modern autocracies, we often also think about the people around the ruler or ruling party who successfully exploit their connections to power to make or enlarge their fortunes. For example, close to Putin can be found, a...
Electoral autocracies are in the news. In Hungary, one regime has faltered, but in the US there seems to be inexorable movement towards that form of government, as democratic constraints and behaviours are eroded in Trump’s second Presidenc...
The Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Democracy Index, the headline measure cited by much of the financial press, has shown one of the biggest increases in the global index since 2012 from around 5.17 to 5.19 on its 0-10 scale (where 10 i...
As we saw with the fall of the apparently deeply entrenched Orbán regime in Hungary, autocratic regimes are rarely as secure as their leaders believe. In fact, there is tendency for all of them to degrade from within, undermining whatever m...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Simon Commander and Saul Estrin's views on Modern Autocracy: its Varieties and Consequences
Economics graduate from UCL.
Simon Commander is an economist whose most recent work is on the economics of authoritarianism. His previous book - The Connections World - was on business networks in Asia.
Saul Estrin is a management economist at Lse, now working mainly on the interaction of geopolitics and economics.
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