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The Revenge of Power
How Autocrats Are Winning and What We Can Do About It
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Moisés Naím's "The Revenge of Power" explores the resurgence of authoritarianism and populism globally.
Naím argues that power is becoming more fragmented and decentralized, leading to a rise in strongman leaders and challenges to democratic institutions.
The book examines various forms of power, including economic, political, and technological, and how they interact in the modern world.
Naím analyzes the strategies employed by authoritarian regimes to consolidate power and suppress dissent.
He also offers insights into how democratic societies can better defend themselves against these threats.
Ultimately, the book serves as a warning about the fragility of democracy and the need for constant vigilance.
Naím argues that power is becoming more fragmented and decentralized, leading to a rise in strongman leaders and challenges to democratic institutions.
The book examines various forms of power, including economic, political, and technological, and how they interact in the modern world.
Naím analyzes the strategies employed by authoritarian regimes to consolidate power and suppress dissent.
He also offers insights into how democratic societies can better defend themselves against these threats.
Ultimately, the book serves as a warning about the fragility of democracy and the need for constant vigilance.
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for understanding populism and its effects on democracies.


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in relatie tot de krachten van polarisatie, populisme en post-truth.

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's nonfiction book of the year.


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's latest book, discussing authoritarian powers' response to technology and decentralization.


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Moisés Naím on The Revenge of Power
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as the best encapsulation of why politics has gone bad.


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in relation to a documentary about populism in Taiwan.


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But What Can I Do? (Extract)