Licia Cianetti and Petra Alderman critique the trend for claiming that a 'global' autocratisation is sweeping the world. It is, they argue, not a homogenous process, but many processes that look differently across time and space. Just as we need to better differentiate autocracies, so we also need better language to reflect these differences in autocratisation
Deputy Director, Centre for Elections, Democracy, Accountability and Representation (CEDAR), University of Birmingham
Licia is interested in how democratic institutions and regimes change over time, particularly with regard to processes of inclusion and exclusion from democratic policymaking.
Her work has appeared in the Journal of European Public Policy, Journal of Democracy, Urban Studies, East European Politics, JCMS, and Nationality Papers, among others.
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