Problem
Dictatorship
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Nature:
Dictatorship arises from unrestricted domination by an individual, a clique or small group, a foreign power or by a majority, to the exclusion of minority rights and interests. Dictatorship may be economic, political or social (including religious).
Incidence:
In 1992, President Yeltsin warned the world that a fascist dictatorship was ready to take over in Russia if his economic reforms failed for want of urgent Western financial backing.
Broader Problems:
DominationAuthoritarianism Narrower Problems:
Social dictatorshipPolitical oligarchyEconomic dictatorshipPolitical dictatorshipDictatorship of the majorityBenevolent dictatorship Related Problems:
Paternalism Aggravates:
InformersAbusive national leadership Reduced By:
RacismStrategies:
Implementing democracyDictatingExtremismAuthenticating authoritarianismOverthrowing dictatorshipsChallenging dictatorships Subject(s):
Government → Government Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
C: Cross-sectoral problems Date of last update
26.04.2022 – 07:06 CEST