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It is a common practice, for example, in many modern totalitarian states to establish institutions — parliaments or assemblies, elections and parties, courts and legal codes — that differ little in appearance from the institutional structures of constitutional democracies.
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Many modern totalitarian states establish institutions similar in appearance to constitutional democracies
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https://www.populismstudies.org/Vocabulary/autocracy/
Autocracy is a system of government with absolute power concentrated in a single person or party, often masking itself with democratic institutions. Its rise, linked to populism, is analyzed through historical trends and contemporary examples.
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