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Research Articles

Disrupting the autocratization sequence: towards democratic resilience

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Pages 1017-1039 | Received 16 Apr 2021, Accepted 04 May 2021, Published online: 16 Jul 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1. The autocratization sequence.

Figure 1. The autocratization sequence.

Figure 2. Anti-pluralist party traits and electoral democracy (2000–2019).

Note: The Electoral Democracy Index ranges from 0 (not democratic) to 1 (fully democratic). The Anti-Pluralism Index ranges from 0 (pluralist) to 1 (anti-pluralist). N = 682.

Figure 2. Anti-pluralist party traits and electoral democracy (2000–2019).Note: The Electoral Democracy Index ranges from 0 (not democratic) to 1 (fully democratic). The Anti-Pluralism Index ranges from 0 (pluralist) to 1 (anti-pluralist). N = 682.

Figure 3. The attitude of citizens living in a democracy towards democracy since the mid-1990s (WVS). Source: Inglehart et al., “World Values Survey”. Includes only citizens in countries classified as democracies at the beginning of the WVS wave by the Regimes of the World measure. Coppedge et al. “V-Dem dataset V10.”

Figure 3. The attitude of citizens living in a democracy towards democracy since the mid-1990s (WVS). Source: Inglehart et al., “World Values Survey”. Includes only citizens in countries classified as democracies at the beginning of the WVS wave by the Regimes of the World measure. Coppedge et al. “V-Dem dataset V10.”

Figure 4. Effects of democratic actors’ strategies towards anti-pluralist parties. Source: Author.

Figure 4. Effects of democratic actors’ strategies towards anti-pluralist parties. Source: Author.