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One news report says some of the children who have endured this Mozart authoritarianism now find classical music unbearable.

The direct involvement of the U. S. saved the Philippines from a military dictatorship, but it did not spare them from authoritarianism.

But this caveat should not cloud the central issue: a coup in a region which has shed authoritarianism should not be allowed to stand.

If not, it risks falling back into the sort of authoritarianism that was supposed to have been banished by the overthrow of Saddam Hussein.

How is all this connected with authoritarianism in politics?

I suggest that the explosion of frustrations with authoritarianism and corruption has surely had an effect on her business.

Freer markets would reduce the corruption, and then the top officials would not need so much authoritarianism.

there's an air of anti-authoritarianism reminiscent of a college newspaper.

The question of whether Russia's authoritarianism is sustainable is best answered by clarifying its purpose.

All extremists seem to believe that their brand of authoritarianism represents true democracy.

Targeted markets are democracies where arguably authoritarianism is no longer a "disease" that needs treatment.

Because customers will not be in authoritarianism (Big Brother) have a good sense of surveillance evaluation.

Capitalism might co-exist just as happily with Chinese authoritarianism as with American democracy, he reckoned.

Perhaps the best that governments can do is end the strife, corruption and authoritarianism that drive emigrants out to begin with.

Numerous political scientists point to Russia's current abundance of oil revenues as the main source of its remaining authoritarianism.

Increased authoritarianism in an effort to crack down on crime, gangs, smuggling and so forth can be one result.

Some Taiwanese say they still won't vote for a mainlander, and fear a Ma victory could usher in a return to KMT authoritarianism.

He had serious doubts, even a decade ago, about Beijing's export tactics abroad, and the authoritarianism of its one-party state at home.

Many businessmen believe that authoritarianism in China has been a necessary factor behind the economy's rapid growth.

What about the sustainability of a system of government that combines political authoritarianism and economic liberalisation?

No wonder: its authoritarianism is ill-equipped to let people air grievances peacefully.

With authoritarianism, economic reforms have stalled but without them high growth rates will not be maintained.

The (possible) costs of the theory is legal instrumentalism, political authoritarianism or even totalitarianism.

The weaponization of classical music speaks volumes about the British elite's authoritarianism and cultural backwardness.

China is governed by a form of authoritarianism but it is a decentralised one.

Or is the real disaster the failure of an independent Russia to cast off the chains of authoritarianism and empire?

Authoritarianism is not the best answer to Islamism.

Secondly, government of authoritarianism was imposed by political and economic demands for promoting modernization after the revolution.

Washington's intermittent criticism of Putin's rising authoritarianism has only aggravated already raw Russian sensitivities.

The confident western slogan that "freedom works" will come under challenge as authoritarianism becomes fashionable, once again.

Under Putin, Russia saw both authoritarianism and a surge in energy revenue.

We see China slowly following the trajectory of South Korea, Indonesia, Mongolia and other neighboring countries away from authoritarianism.

But it's the Arab world, strangely, that has demonstrated the limits of authoritarianism's appeal and prompted a bout of Chinese paranoia.

In Saudi Arabia, stability and authoritarianism were assumed to run together.

It's not a flick of the switch from authoritarianism to a fully open society.

In North Korea, the broad, desolate avenues and drably dressed citizens make for a perfect tableau of authoritarianism.

In Ancient Greece politics divided not into socialism-capitalism but rather authoritarianism-democracy.

"I don't think they'll be able to do the environmental-authoritarianism thing, " she says.

After the peninsula was divided and South Korea's fledgling government veered towards authoritarianism, he became involved in politics.

At home, the formula is authoritarianism, combined with rapid economic growth and nationalism.

I write against the authoritarianism of traditional Chinese culture, and the government happens to be from that culture.

Would it not be wiser to show strength and determination in the face of Russian authoritarianism, as Ronald Reagan did in the 1980s?

Historians also tend to blame the stifling effects of bureaucracy and authoritarianism, among other factors.

The attempt on papal life resulted from the ambition of overwhelming authoritarianism in antebellum Europe.

Seldom has the hidden complicity between Western governments and Arab authoritarianism been so starkly revealed.

but what earthly right do Brown or Bush have to lecture anyone about authoritarianism?

It is certainly possible that either a Humala or a Fujimori presidency would push Peru down the path of populist authoritarianism.

Assertiveness overseas has been matched by growing authoritarianism at home.

As Mr Sen sees it, many of the Commonwealth's Asian members are poised somewhere between authoritarianism and ideal democracy.

She has long stood for an unorthodox blend of social authoritarianism with left-wing economics.

Messrs Bremmer and Halper are actually less bullish about the new authoritarianism than the titles of their books might suggest.

Russia's growing authoritarianism and assertiveness is also bound to pose a big strategic problem.

What differences did you see in authoritarianism across parents?

Modern authoritarianism is a vestige of traditional personal rule.

The spotlights of the world's cameras often threw its authoritarianism into sharp relief.

"Authoritarianism in China is of a far higher quality than in the Middle East, " he wrote recently.

In recent months the slide back into authoritarianism has accelerated.

If Egypt's surge of people power is reversed, the whole of the Arab world might sink back into authoritarianism.

The Depression led also to xenophobia and authoritarianism.

The authoritarianism in teacher culture is universal in schools.

After Monday's massive earthquake, China's can-do authoritarianism has swung into action.

After the July Revolution in 1952, Egypt established the authoritarianism political ruling regime.

Fourth, while the public hunger for dignityis unabated, the road from authoritarianism to democracy is rocky and perilous.

At the theology stage, the development of press freedom was extremely restricted by Christian theology and authoritarianism of the press.

Echoes of such authoritarianism can still be felt.

"China has evolved into stable authoritarianism, " says June Teufel Dreyer, a politics professor at the University of Miami.

The Chinese may seek to reassure their new partners that economic development is compatible with authoritarianism.

In the eyes of some Chinese, and even some foreigners, authoritarianism has gained a new legitimacy.

Mr O'Neill has little time for western criticism of Russian authoritarianism or one-party rule in China.

The most dangerous one is that authoritarianism works.

But not in Russia. And not in the dozen of other post-Soviet states that are not only stuck but also got deep into new authoritarianism.

Topics addressed include: Dependency, Development, and Bureaucratic-Authoritarianism;

Educational Development and Its Revelations under the Authoritarianism of South Korea

The authoritarianism obstructs the perfection the market structure;

Authoritarianism in Southeast Asia as against the World Background

The authoritarianism obstructs the development of democratic politics;

Camp, Roderic Ai. Politics in Mexico: The Decline of Authoritarianism. Pp. 21-52, 179-205. Krauze, Enrique