postmyndigheter
Postmyndigheter, also known as post-authoritarian regimes, refer to political systems that emerge following the collapse of authoritarian rule but do not immediately transition into full-fledged democratic governance. These regimes often exhibit hybrid characteristics, blending elements of authoritarianism with democratic institutions and practices. The term is commonly used in political science and comparative politics to describe countries that have undergone significant political change but remain unstable or incomplete in their democratic transitions.
Postmyndigheter typically arise after the fall of a dictatorship, military regime, or one-party state, where new
Examples of postmyndigheter include countries like Russia after the Soviet Union’s collapse, where democratic institutions coexisted
Scholars studying postmyndigheter often focus on factors like elite behavior, societal mobilization, and international influence in