International competitive involvement during democratic transitions and state repression (Record no. 525994)

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Personal name Alsaadi, Salam
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Title International competitive involvement during democratic transitions and state repression
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Comparative Politics
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Extent 55(4), Jul, 2023: p.617-638
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Summary, etc Research on the international dimension of authoritarianism and democratization has focused on patron-client interaction. This article identifies a specific type of international involvement that is characterized by geopolitical competition. In "international competitive involvement," multiple rival countries intervene simultaneously and oppositely to support opposing sides during a political transition, namely the military and a faction from the civilian actors. Drawing on evidence from Egypt, Sudan, and Myanmar, I develop a theoretical framework for this type of international involvement and argue that it significantly enhances the military's repressive capacity and hardens its negotiation position. While the military in cases of non-competitive support perceives of bargaining as a potential option, competitive involvement forecloses the bargaining option as repression becomes the most viable course of action for the military.- Reproduced

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Main entry heading Comparative Politics
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Subject DIP DEMOCRACY
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2024-04-30 55(4), Jul, 2023: p.617-638 AR131786 2024-04-30 Articles

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