Dictatorships

Sex and the State: Abortion, Divorce, and the Family under Latin American Dictatorships and Democracies by Mala Htun

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Supreme Court Backs Abortion Protesters 2006

Dictatorships, including the one that stifled this nation until 1991, almost always seem impregnable, until that unpredictable day when they suddenly become utterly improbable.

Democracy's unlikely look Fred Hiatt 2011

Totalitarianism and Dictatorships are based on the extremes not compromising.

Duncan Quirk: The Economy Wants Stability and a Debt Deal, Not Special Interests Duncan Quirk 2011

Totalitarianism and Dictatorships are based on the extremes not compromising.

Duncan Quirk: The Economy Wants Stability and a Debt Deal, Not Special Interests Duncan Quirk 2011

Dictatorships may seek to restrict the comings and goings of their own citizens, but that is a different matter and not what the US is about when it checks who is crossing its borders, whether they are entering or leaving this country.

The Volokh Conspiracy » No-Fly Fail Fault? 2010

Dictatorships and repressive regimes like Venezuela, Iran, N. Korea, China, Russia, Hamas, and Myanmar all applaud the patsy we have in the White House.

Potential 2012 candidates knock Obama on missile defense 2009

Dictatorships that rest primarily on the power of just one man are generally more vulnerable in the face of popular revolt than are oligarchical systems where a broader network of elite interests has a stake in the system.

Stephen Zunes: Unarmed Resistance Still Syria's Best Hope Stephen Zunes 2012

Dictatorships, on the other hand, are often smart and react quickly.

Matthew Yglesias » Size Matters 2010

Or, my personal favorite: Greatest Corporate Dictatorships …

Matthew Yglesias » Economic Freedom, Universal Health Care, and Labor Unions 2009

Dictatorships are brittle, and economic growth is disruptive.

America, Don't Worry About China Jerry Bowyer 2011