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Detecting Authoritarianism Efficiently: Psychometric Properties of the Screening Instrument Authoritarianism – Ultra Short (A-US) in a German Represe…

2020

With right-wing-extremist and -populist parties and movements on the rise throughout the world, the concept of authoritarianism has proven to be particularly valuable to explain the psychological underpinnings of these tendencies. Even though many scales to measure the different dimensions of authoritarianism exist, no short screening instrument has been tested and validated on a large scale so far. The present study examines the psychometric properties of the screening instrument Authoritarianism ��� Ultrashort (A-US) in three representative German samples (n = 2,524, n = 2,478, and n = 2,495). Using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, the A-US demonstrated acceptable internal co…

lcsh:BF1-990050109 social psychologyscreenerAuthoritarianismGermanddc:150Internal consistencyAutoritarismusPsychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesScreening instrumentscreening instrumentGeneral PsychologyOriginal ResearchvalidationDDC 150 / Psychologyright-wing authoritarianism (RWA)05 social sciencesAuthoritarianismConstruct validitylanguage.human_languageConfirmatory factor analysisauthoritarianismlcsh:PsychologyConvergent validityScale (social sciences)languagePsychologySocial psychology050104 developmental & child psychologyFrontiers in Psychology
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The Institutions of Authoritarian Neoliberalism in Malaysia: A Critical Review of the Development Agendas Under the Regimes of Mahathir, Abdullah, an…

2018

After toppling the 61-year dominant Barisan Nasional through a historic election victory in May 2018, expectations are high for the new ruling government led by Mahathir Mohamad and the Pakatan Harapan to fulfil their promises for socio-economic reforms and regime change in Malaysia. But what have been the institutions of the prevailing regime that need to be reformed and changed? This article offers a critical review of the evolving development agendas since the 1990s of the successive governments of Mahathir Mohamad, Abdullah Badawi, and Najib Razak, each couched in different catchphrases: Wawasan 2020, Islam Hadhari, and 1Malaysia. A close reading of these programs suggests that their su…

socioeconomic developmentMohamad MahathirPolitikwissenschaft0507 social and economic geographyneoliberalismlcsh:Political scienceuusliberalismi050701 cultural studies050601 international relationslcsh:Social SciencesSüdostasienAutoritarismusautoritaarisuusNajib RazakPolitical Process Elections Political Sociology Political CulturePolitical sciencepolitische Willensbildung politische Soziologie politische Kultursozioökonomische Entwicklunghistorische Entwicklung05 social sciencesBadawi AbdullahMalaysiapolitischer Wandelpolitical changeMalesiapolitische StabilitätSoutheast Asiahistorical development0506 political sciencelcsh:HNeoliberalismusauthoritarianismpolitical stabilityddc:320Abdullah Badawi; Authoritarian Neoliberalism; Mahathir Mohamad; Malaysia; Najib Razak; Political Science; Political Economy; Southeast Asian Studieslcsh:JASEAS - Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies
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