Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes

Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes Book Description Many countries are governed by the same totalitarian-authoritarian governments, even though the name of the regime is different. The cadres who initially came to power with extremely moderate discourses tend towards a totalitarian-authoritarian structure over time, and after a while, a completely totalitarian-authoritarian regime begins to prevail in the country. This evolution of systems is possible as countries go through similar processes in many parts of the world. When you consider the historical course of countries, the picture that emerges shows that countries that have gone through similar processes have become totalitarian-authoritarian in a similar way. The management types analyzed in the book still attract attention with their interesting appearances on the world agenda today. While this book by Linz offers a good analysis of totalitarian-authoritarian regimes, it shows that the totalitarian governments that emerged after the processes these countries went through are not a coincidence. In this sense, the fact that the system is increasingly taking on an authoritarian-totalitarian structure does not come as much of a surprise to someone who understands some basic points. This classic work, which was translated into Turkish a long time ago with the translation of Ergun Özbudun, is presented to the attention of curious readers again by Liberte Publications after a long break. This book, which is extremely up-to-date even though it has been a long time since it was written, fills an important gap in its field as an important reference source on authoritarian-totalitarian regimes. (From the Promotional Bulletin)