ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Authoritarianism is not a new phenomenon, and there are many excellent organizations, media outlets, bloggers, and scholars conducting ongoing research on the current authoritarian resurgence and its various dimensions. For further reading on this topic, the resources listed below offer a range of comparative studies and focused analysis of the Big Five authoritarian regimes and their tactics for projecting authoritarianism beyond their borders.
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- Foreign Policy's Democracy Lab NEWS VISIT SITE
- Democracy Digest BLOG VISIT SITE
- The Source - Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA) BLOG VISIT SITE
- Freedom at Issue - Freedom House BLOG VISIT SITE
- Defending Civil Society Project - World Movement for Democracy (WMD) WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- NGO Law Monitor - Institute for Not for Profit Law (ICNL) WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- CIVICUS State of Civil Society Report REPORT VISIT SITE
- China Digital Times NEWS VISIT SITE
- Iran Primer - US Institute of Peace WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- STRATFOR Russian Resurgence Timeline WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- Caracas Chronicles BLOG VISIT SITE
- RT Watch BLOG VISIT SITE
- International Diffusion and Cooperation of Authoritarian Regimes WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- The Electoral Integrity Project WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- The Citizen Lab - University of Toronto WEBSITE VISIT SITE
- Enemies of the Internet - Reporters Without Borders (RWB) REPORT VISIT SITE
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