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Backsliding to Autocracy: The Case of Turkey under Erdoğan
Democratic backsliding is a gradual process that results from changes in formal political institutions and informal political practices that significantly affect how citizens engage with the state. Even though such a phenomenon may occur in different types of democracies, there is always a threshold...
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2021
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