The Dangers of a Sufficiently Centralized Regime

Camille: The precondition for a coup is usually centralization because it's sufficiently decentralized. Second, interest groups that takes power during a coup may legitimize it taking power through kind of pill to the people. Third, interestingly enough, people are usually passive after this centralized regime; they don't usually do much. And fourth, if that in regime that are sufficiently centralized, and sufficiently centralized, it also means that there is little power, balance and a lot of power quarters.