Serbia during Milosevic’s rule and after

The article looks into the nature of the Serbian political regime under Milosevic and under Đinđić. After the discussion on the suitability of various types of definition of non-democratic regime, the article classifies both regimes as hybrid democracies by way of applying the definition of competit...

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Main Author:	Pavlović Dušan
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Serbian Sociological Association, Belgrade 2005-01-01
Series:	Sociološki Pregled
Subjects:	hybrid democracies competitive authoritarianism non-democratic regime opposition elections institution building
Online Access:	http://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0085-6320/2005/0085-63200502183P.pdf

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title	Serbia during Milosevic’s rule and after
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series	Sociološki Pregled
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description	The article looks into the nature of the Serbian political regime under Milosevic and under Đinđić. After the discussion on the suitability of various types of definition of non-democratic regime, the article classifies both regimes as hybrid democracies by way of applying the definition of competitive authoritarianism developed by Levistky and Way. The last part discusses four areas of competitive authoritarianism.
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Serbia during Milosevic’s rule and after

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