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Autocratic States: Characteristics, Examples, and Global Impact
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What defines an autocratic state?

Absolute power in hands of one/few

Which leader exemplifies hereditary power in an autocratic state?

Kim Jong Un in North Korea

How is power typically acquired in autocratic regimes?

Hereditary or seized by force

What happens to political opposition in autocratic states?

Face imprisonment, torture, or death

What freedoms are restricted in autocratic states?

Speech, assembly, and press

What governmental structure do autocratic states lack?

Separation of powers

How do autocratic states engage with IGOs?

Limited participation

Why can't autocratic states use soft power effectively?

They lack democratic values/freedoms

How does Russia use smart power?

Energy resources as economic tool

What ideology guides North Korea's isolationist policy?

Self-reliance (juche)

What type of power do autocratic states primarily rely on?

Hard power (violence, threats)

How did Russia challenge international norms in 2014?

Annexation of Crimea

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