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The Rise of Competitive Authoritarianism in Israel: The Paradox of Uneven Competitive Authoritarianism
This article evaluates whether Israel crossed the line into competitive authoritarianism under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. To date, scholars and democracy indices disagree over whether prominent cases of autocratization, such as Israel, have crossed this threshold. One reason for these disagr
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