Yakup Budak

Many countries in the world are governed by different political systems, and authoritarian regimes are an important one of these systems. Authoritarian regimes are forms of government based on power and oppression, which generally clamp down on the political freedoms of societies. It has some advantages and disadvantages of its own. This system, which is very successful in decision making speed and efficiency, allows a single leader or a small group of managers to handle the decision mechanism. This ensures that the decision-making process is fast and efficient. By reducing bureaucratic complexity, it allows the government to implement its policies quickly and to implement projects quickly. Authoritarian regimes that focus on stability and security are more successful than other regimes in providing security and stability to the society. With a single leader sitting in the seat of power and a strong state apparatus, it can help reduce internal conflicts and political crises. This can ...

Authoritarian regimes are generally oppressive, authoritarian and authority-centred governments. In these regimes, usually one person or a group holds control over the political, social and economic spheres of society. The origins of authoritarian regimes extend to different periods and geographies throughout history. Authoritarianism: With its definition, history and representatives, it has an important place in the political literature. Authoritarian regimes are systems of government that are unwelcome, oppressive, and generally held by a single leader or small group of political power. This leader or group usually tries to control the society by using rigid and authoritarian methods. In authoritarian regimes, civil liberties may be limited, opposition power is weak, freedom of expression may be restricted, oppositional views may be suppressed, and elections may be rigged or manipulated.     Authoritarian regimes first begin on the stage of history with the Roman Empire an...