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some of the most incongruous blocs and pouring your power into generating money and favors for the ones that can be enticed to support you.
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If a leader has difficulty establishing wide appeal, i.e., appeasing the dozens of voting blocs present in a democracy, the path to maintaining power often lies in stripping power away from
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In the most extreme case, a democratic leader would need to balance the interests of as many essential supporters as there are subjects, whereas a dictator would only need to placate the interests of his head general and treasurer.
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As discussed in The Dictator’s Handbook by De Mesquita and Smith, all leaders require the support of “essential supporters”. This is no less true in a dictatorship than in a democracy, however, in the former case the number of these essential supporters are paired down substantially.
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