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The Case for Competitive Authoritarianism in Cambodia or The Case Against Authoritarianism in Cambodia (Take Your Pick)

July 21, 2017 Anirudh Bhati
President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Sen at the ASEAN-Russia Summit in Sochi May 2016; Image: Kremlin.ru

President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Sen at the ASEAN-Russia Summit in Sochi May 2016; Image: Kremlin.ru

The question on everyone's mind since the communal elections in Cambodia is, naturally, what's going to happen in the national elections next year?

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In History, Foreign Policy, Investment, Human rights, Trade Tags Political development, Elections, Authoritarianism, Competitive Authoritarianism, Elect pact theory
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