Search results for "Autocracy"

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Foreign literature as poison: (self-)censorship in the translation of German popular fiction in Italy during the 1930s

2018

Between the 1920s and 1930s, the translation of foreign contemporary novels into Italian was encouraged by publishers, meeting the needs of a new readership, which was larger and more heterogeneous than before the war. However, the sharp rise in the number of imported novels provoked strong disapproval. In a context of heightened nationalism and cultural autocracy, translation was considered a polluting, anti-patriotic and servile practice. The censorship that took place, however, was mostly implemented via a tacit compromise between the publishers and the regime, rather than by repressive institutional actions. In order to protect themselves from sanctions and requisitions, publishers and …

Settore L-LIN/13 - Letteratura TedescaLinguistics and LanguageEmancipationCompromisemedia_common.quotation_subject050801 communication & media studiesContext (language use)AutocracyFascist censorshipself- censorshipGermanGerman popular fictionliterary translation0508 media and communicationsPolitical sciencemedia_common060201 languages & linguisticsSelf-censorship05 social sciencesMedia studiesCensorship06 humanities and the artslanguage.human_languageNationalism0602 languages and literaturelanguagePerspectives
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Preferred Coach Leadership Behaviour in Elite Soccer in Relation to Success and Failure

2008

Multidimensional models of leadership in sport suggest that in order to maximize performance there should be congruence between the actual coaching behaviour and behaviours preferred by players. This study examined the preferred coaching leadership behaviours in prolonged periods of perceived success and failure in eighty-eight elite soccer players in Norway using the Leadership Scale for Sport (LSS). The three preferred behaviours were Positive Feedback, Training & Instruction, and Democratic Behaviour in both scenarios. All preferred behaviours (except Autocratic Behaviour) were higher in the unsuccessful scenario (p <.01). Negative relationships existed between age/experience and…

Social supportSituational leadership theorybusiness.industryLeadership ScaleEliteAutocracyShared leadershipbusinessPsychologySocial psychologyCoachingSocial Sciences (miscellaneous)International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching
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The consolidation of post‐autocratic democracies: A multi‐level model

1998

The mainstream of theoretical and empirical ‘consolidology’ speaks of consolidated and non‐consolidated democracies. This crude dichotomy does not allow for more differentiated judgments about the stage of consolidation of newly democratized political systems. To overcome this shortcoming, a multi‐level model of democratic consolidation is proposed, consisting of four interdependent levels. The particular configuration of each has specific impact on the consolidation of the other levels. The four levels are: constitutional, representative, behavioural, and civic cultural consolidation. This model helps us to understand why new democracies survive or collapse, to identify the degree to which…

media_common.quotation_subjectGeography Planning and DevelopmentAutocracyDemocracyInterdependenceDemocratic consolidationPoliticsConsolidation (business)Political systemPolitical scienceLawPolitical Science and International RelationsMainstreamEconomic systemmedia_commonDemocratization
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Is Democracy Exportable?

2017

Among many aspects to the question of whether democracy is exportable, this contribution focuses on the role of the people, understood not as a unitary actor but as a heterogeneous set: the citizens. The people matter, in a different way, both in the countries to which democracy might be exported and in the democratic countries in which the question is about promoting democracy elsewhere. The mechanisms or characteristics involved in the discussion include yardstick competition, differences among citizens in the intensity of their preferences, differences among autocracies regarding intrusion into private life, citizens’ assessments of future regime change, and responsiveness of elected inc…

preference intensityhuman rights abusesmedia_common.quotation_subjectAutocracyPublic administrationCompetition (economics)YardstickPolitical scienceyardstick competition over regimes[ SHS.ECO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economies and financesDemocratization[SHS.ECO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and Financemedia_commonsupport to autocraciesHuman rightspopulardemocratization[SHS.ECO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and FinanceDemocracyJEL: F - International Economics/F.F5 - International Relations National Security and International Political EconomyRegime changeJEL : D - Microeconomics/D.D7 - Analysis of Collective Decision-MakingPolitical economydemocracy promotionJEL: D - Microeconomics/D.D7 - Analysis of Collective Decision-MakingJEL : F - International Economics/F.F5 - International Relations National Security and International Political EconomyDemocracy promotion
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