Examples of using Autocracies in English and their translations into German
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They are all secular autocracies kept in power by intrusive, all-powerful intelligence services.
Monarchies- in Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and most of the Gulf dynasties-still appear to their subjects to be more acceptable than secular autocracies.
In Uganda and Mozambique, the two countries that became autocracies during the review period, the population is growing by an annual rate of about 3.
 However, those who attribute China's economic success solely to its political system fail torecognize the predominantly poor economic results of autocracies as a whole- and the dangers of a cult of personality.
This trend was exacerbated by the significant upsurge in many autocracies of protests against social injustice, rigged elections, arbitrary actions by the ruling elite and rampant corruption.
Autocracies, Tiirma-Klaar cautioned, had been trying to restrict freedom of the Internet for the past ten years- but, she argued,"we can have technology and freedom" and should aim to ensure that both remain compatible.
While the resurgence of the great powers and the conflict between democracies and autocracies seems to be problematic for the author, he sees no long-term problem in the global Islamism.
Nearly three-quarters of all autocratic regimes quash political opposition as soon as it appears, and limit civil liberties to such an extent that their political systemscan only be described as hard-line autocracies.
While the United Statesretreats from the role of a global protector of democracy, autocracies like Russia and China have risen to opposing roles; viewing the rise of democracy within their own countries as a threat.
The correlation between deficient governance and economic difficulties hinted at in these examples can also be observed on a larger scale- both with regard to the weaker economic andsocial performance in poorly governed autocracies, and to intensifying economic problems in countries with a declining quality of democracy.
Two major dynamics characterise established autocracies. On the global level, we observe a growing international influence and increased cooperation and interconnection between autocracies.
Current research focus includes the influence of the military, war and colonialism on the welfare-state development, the diffusion of social policy in a global perspective,social policy in autocracies, the historical development of the tax state and social policy in Central- and East-European transition countries.
In contrast to conventional understandings that define autocracies negatively by their lack of accountability and electoral legitimacy, we hold that most autocracies in fact claim other forms of political accountability instead.
But this short-run fall in the price of oil should not let us lose sight of the long-term political problem; namely the fact that the major part of the present oilproduction is concentrated in countries governed by autocracies which use oil resources to maintain repressive patronage regimes, finance extravagant consumption by the elites, and acquire a terrifying amount of arms.
The BTI 2016'sdata demonstrate a new degree of repression in many autocracies, a strengthening of existing defects in democratic societies, a higher intensity of political and social tensions, and a waning capacity for dialogue and conflict resolution among leading political actors in the 129 developing and transformation countries surveyed.
In 2015 GIGA researchers presented their findings- whether on the range and limitations of international sanctions policy,the role of civil society organisations in autocracies, or the perspectives of emerging powers on issues of climate and trade- in top scholarly journals and at renowned international conferences and workshops.
The ratio of democracies and autocracies remained relatively stable, even showing a slightly positive trend: while the BTI classifies Iraq and Thailand again as autocracies, Guinea, Madagascar, Mali and Nepal now fulfill again minimum standards of democratic rule, so that 74 democracies more clearly outnumber the 55 autocracies BTI 2014: 72 to 57.
This applies not just to socioeconomically advanced non-democracies, such as Singapore, Malaysia and China,but also to socioeconomically weak autocracies, such as North Korea and Cambodia, whose leaders are prepared to secure their own political survival at the expense of the public good.
Iraq's pacification didn't happen,the domino effect to liquidate pan-Arabism by toppling other autocracies and dictatorships alongside, which would have led to the balkanization of an Arabia that would have been more easily controllable, exploitable, and would then have permitted Israel to have hegemony, didn't happen as well.
Strong decision-making with clear direction and focus can easily veer into autocracy.
The working class headed the struggle of the masses against the autocracy.
Only an incorrigible utopian would have a broad organisation of workers, with elections, reports, universal suffrage, etc., under the autocracy.
She said:“There's no difference between the autocracy of the Chinese Communist Party and Stalin, killing citizens arbitrarily without any mercy.
In the year 1905 the Cadets were murmuring against the autocracy, but they were already afraid of the workers and the peasants;
Whoever protests against the autocracy of the Stalinist bureaucracy must be declared a suspicious character at the very least.
From the year 1905 theBolshevik Party had waged a struggle against the autocracy under the slogan“Democratic Dictatorship of the proletariat and the Peasantry.
The stronger the country's autocracy is, the more its economy grows….
There is a danger that a socially liberal autocracy might be replaced by a socially repressive autocracy or even a socially repressive democracy.
It was satisfied with the rôle of spiritual servant of the autocracy, and counted this a recompense for its humility.
Comprehensive analyses of empirical data show that the transition from autocracy to democracy can yield a boost in economic growth.