Daniel Ziblatt
Steven Levitsky is a prominent American political scientist and Professor of Government at Harvard University.
His research primarily focuses on Latin American politics, with expertise in political parties, authoritarianism, democratization, and informal institutions.
Levitsky's work often involves comparative analysis of political systems across different countries.
He has authored several influential books on democracy and authoritarianism, including "How Democracies Die" and "Competitive Authoritarianism: Hybrid Regimes After the Cold War." Levitsky's scholarship has contributed significantly to the understanding of democratic backsliding and the challenges facing modern democracies worldwide.
Böcker av Daniel Ziblatt
How Democracies Die
Coups are relics. The new authoritarian wins the election first, then slowly silences the referees.
Politik
Historia
Regering
Teori
International
How Democracies Die
Coups are relics. The new authoritarian wins the election first, then slowly silences the referees.
Politik
Historia
Regering
Teori
International
Conservative Parties and the Birth of Democracy
Democracy depends less on its fans than on the party organization built by its old-guard opponents.
Politik
Historia
Sociologi
Europe
Tyskland
Conservative Parties and the Birth of Democracy
Democracy depends less on its fans than on the party organization built by its old-guard opponents.
Politik
Historia
Sociologi
Europe
Tyskland
Structuring the State
Prussia built a federation; Piedmont imposed unity. The reason is institutional, not military.
Politik
Historia
1800-talet
Tyskland
European
Structuring the State
Prussia built a federation; Piedmont imposed unity. The reason is institutional, not military.
Politik
Historia
1800-talet
Tyskland
European
