Authoritarian Coup or Deposed Authoritarian Leader
A response to Andrew Arato’s reflections on Bolivia
In the past, coups were coups; they were all-or-nothing events where there could be no disagreement over what occurred. Coups consisted of the unlawful removal of an elected government by a (non-elected) segment of the state apparatus (usually the military) and the temporary suspension of the constitutional order in a ...
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