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First year of Georgia’s ‘foreign agent’ law shows how autocracies are replicating Russian model − and speeding up the time frame

  • Written by Anastasiya Zavyalova, Associate Professor of Strategic Management, Rice University
First year of Georgia’s ‘foreign agent’ law shows how autocracies are replicating Russian model − and speeding up the time frameDemonstrators protest the foreign influence law in front of the Georgian Parliament building on May 28, 2024.Nicolo Vincenzo Malvestuto/Getty Images

Autocracy is on the move worldwide and becoming more resilient.

One of the driving forces behind this phenomenon is something scholars call “authoritarian learning,” a process by which...

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