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Democracy vs authoritarianism: how ideology shapes great power conflict/ Hal Brands

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In: Survival Vol.60, No.5, October- November 2018, pp.61-114 (106) Summary: Russia and China are simultaneously seeking to improve the global outlook for authoritarianism seeking to improve the global outlook for authoritarianism via a second strategy building regional spheres of influence in which autocracy is privileged and protected.

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Russia and China are simultaneously seeking to improve the global outlook for authoritarianism seeking to improve the global outlook for authoritarianism via a second strategy building regional spheres of influence in which autocracy is privileged and protected.

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