Dictatorship Syndrome

Dictatorship Syndrome Book Description Billions of people's freedoms have been violated; human rights are violated; They live in authoritarian regimes where arrest, torture, extrajudicial executions, corruption, economic inefficiency, poverty, ignorance, infectious diseases and social injustice are rampant. Dictatorship is a disease that poses a threat to humanity and must be fought against. The first step in the treatment of a disease is the investigation of the causes, the conditions of its emergence, the symptoms and complications that occur both in the people and in the dictator himself. We will try to do this in this book. For a long time, countries have been trying to be understood and remembered with their leaders, their political preferences, and ideologies preceded by -ism. This actually points to a political composition in which social formations can be reduced to leaders and tend towards dictatorship. Institutions and traditions formed as a result of democratic struggles spanning many years are being eroded and rendered unnecessary by leaders. In his book titled Dictatorship Syndrome, al-Aswani, known in our country for his novel Yakupyan Apartment, examines the causes and consequences of the potential for evolution into dictatorship in the political environment shaped by the rise of leaders, and attempts to analyze how societies can gain "immunity" against these leaders. (From the Promotional Bulletin)