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Essays - The Return of Authoritarian Great Powers - Liberal democracy, led by the United States, may have emerged triumphant from the great struggles of the twentieth century. But the post-Cold War rise of economically successful -- And nondemocratic -- China and Russia may represent a viable alternative path to modernity that leaves liberal democracy's ultimate victory and future dominance in doubt
In: Foreign affairs, Volume 86, Issue 4, p. 59-70
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