The Perfect Dictatorship or Democracy?: Analyzing Countries Under Dictators
Democracy is dubbed as the only model of excellence for governments, while dictatorship is always viewed as a malicious model of governance.
The author notes that every form has its merits and demerits, and so explores the dictatorships that have advanced the economy and equality in the state.
The author makes reference to several instances of dictatorships – Iraq, Libya, Venezuela, Russia, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, China, and Pakistan – that worked in favour of the country and the people.
These countries experienced economic growth and better implementation of social rights throughout the course of dictatorship. Consequently, the author believes that even dictatorial governments are politically viable.