11 October 2016
Voters in a number of countries around the world have enthusiastically backed authoritarian
leaders. Many reasons for this are evidently at play: a longing for stability, corruption, a sense of
estrangement from the political process, and ignorance about democracy. Are established
democracies right to condemn these tendencies, or are they a valid democratic choice?
Publisher: Athens Democracy Forum
Categories: Video, Authoritarianism