Illiberal Democracy: Difference between revisions
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[[File:CompAuth.png]] Competitive Authoritarianism<ref>A situation where there is an elected elite that uses authoritarian means to hold power, but still competes for power with opposition - permitting a limited but unfair degree of pluralism. Singapore would be an example of this.</ref><br>
Bureaucratic Democracy<ref>Refers to situations where the government is democratically elected, but true power is in the hands of a bureaucratic elite. This has been used to describe Singapore and Japan, as well as the United States.</ref><br>
[[File:Literocrat.png]] Literocracy<ref>Refers to a system of conditional suffrage in which literacy is required to access the right to vote. This system could be used to describe those Jim Crow states in the American South who employed literacy tests or other 'educational requirements'.</ref><br>
[[File:Fake_Democracy.png]] <s>Fake Democracy</s><br>
[[File:DemOlig.png]] Democracy For the Few(some)<br>
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**[[File:Repdemgen.png]] [[Democracy|Representative Majoritarianism]]
**[[File:Statist.png]] {{PCBA|Statism}}
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*[[File:Literocrat.png]] '''Literocracy''' {{Collapse|
**[[File:Merit.png]] [[Meritocracy]] (In theory)
**[[File:Technocracy.png]] [[Technocracy]] (In theory)
**[[File:Dixiecrat.png]] [[White Nationalism|Dixiecratism]] (Historically)
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*[[File:Totdem.png]] '''Totalitarian Democracy''' {{Collapse|
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