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A dictatorship is a government where one leader holds absolute or near-absolute power, controlling politics through a small circle of elites like advisers and generals while suppressing opposition. It matters because understanding how dictatorships maintain control—through both appeasing their inner circle and repressing rival parties, armed resistance, and dissent—helps explain how such governments function and persist.
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独裁政治(どくさいせいじ、英: Dictatorship)とは、一個人または一党派が権力を独占して統治を行う政治体制のことを指す。独裁制(どくさいせい)とも呼ばれる。近代以降においては社会主義国・共産主義国・全体主義国・国家主義国の中に多発している。 独裁政治や独裁制を、国の基本的な原則として重視する国家のことを独裁国家という。
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