0 a ruler with unlimited power, or someone who demands that people completely obey them -- 獨裁者；專制者；獨斷專行的人；專橫的人
This implies that initially an autocrat's coalition is relatively unstable, since members fear exclusion.
These authoritarian juntas replaced the nationalists (themselves by then single-party autocrats) who had led independence movements.
This is because, to a greater degree than the autocrat, it is taxing itself.
In different types of authoritarian regimes, there is however a distinction between ' developmental-oriented' political elites or 'benevolent autocrats', and on the other hand ' kleptocrats'.
His attitudes were autocratic, but he lacked the powers of an autocrat.
These two conditions increase the strength of the loyalty norm that keeps autocrats in office for long periods.
Hart is generally criticized as an autocrat who was unable to share the limelight with anyone.
As a result, autocrats must consider how the policies they choose will be received by those groups in society that can pose a credible threat of unrest.
