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Civil society 2.0? : How the internet changes state-society relations in authoritarian regimes ; the case of Cuba

Hoffmann, Bert - 2011

-socialist Cuba, a diachronic comparison analyzes civil society dynamics prior to the Internet - in the early to mid-1990s, and a … Gesellschaft dar. Die Auswirkungen auf eine weitergehende Demokratisierung hängen jedoch davon ab, inwieweit sich Internet …In the debate over the role of civil society under authoritarian regimes, the spread of transnational web-based media …

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Civil society 2.0? : how the internet changes state-society relations in authoritarian regimes ; the case of Cuba

Hoffmann, Bert - 2010

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The impact of Russia’s invasion on European attitudes

Klymak, Margaryta; Vlandas, Tim - 2023

What is the effect of wars abroad on the attitudes of people living in countries that are not directly involved? Using the tenth wave of the European Social Survey, this paper explores how the Russian invasion has affected the political and social attitudes of people across eight European...

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Is Any Publicity Good Publicity? Media Coverage, Party Institutions, and Authoritarian Power-Sharing

Lu, Fengming - 2019

Existing literature identifies non-official media as a tool for rulers to gather information from below. We argue that such media also help identify threats among elites. Motivated by profit, partially free media tend to cover politicians who challenge implicit norms of the regime. These...

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The politics of consumption and the consumption of politics : how authoritarian regimes shape public opinion by using consumer marketing tools

O'Shaughnessy, Nicholas Jackson - In: Journal of advertising research 57 (2017) 2, pp. 121-126

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Political cycles of media repression

Schulze, Günther G.; Zakharov, Nikita - 2023

We analyze media repression in Putin's Russia (2004-2019), a smart dictatorship that mimics democratic institutions, notably relatively free elections, and a relatively free press. Drawing on a unique granular dataset on journalist harassment and the pre-determined, staggered timing of local...