This study aims to reveal the relationship between autocratic leadership, work stress and cyberloafing. For this purpose, a was carried out on hotel businesses. A survey method used correlation variables. Autocratic leadership scale, scale cyberloafing were in research. The consists of two parts. first part includes items determine, behavior, behavior. last questions measure demographic charact...

Existing models of political transitions tend to treat either civil society or the incumbent as a unitary actor. Although useful in specific settings, both these assumptions are unrealistic in most cases and miss important dynamics, especially in cases of revolution. We develop a model of transitions in which two collective action games are nested within a larger political transformation game. ...

How do political systems shape immigration policy-making? Explicitly or implicitly, comparative politics and migration policy theories suggest a 'regime effect' that links specific dynamics of immigration policy to liberal democracy. The literature's dominant focus on so-called 'Western liberal democracies', however, has left the 'regime effect' largely untested and research on variations and s...

This conceptual paper suggests that the distinction between an autocratic and democratic leadership orientation may serve as important moderator of relationship key organizational characteristics workplace bullying. More specifically, we explore leader vs. power orientations agentic communal theoretical bases for developing a new model perceived relationships certain perceptions bullying behavi...

The “new” Russia will soon celebrate its tenth anniversary. Gone are the initial romantic notions of a rapid transition to a free-market democracy and a civil society. Instead, the stark reality has set in that the accumulated damage of 500-plus years of repressive, autocratic rule continues to haunt all efforts to reform. Russia finds itself in a centuries-old dilemma of a love-hate relationsh...

Several studies have suggested the possibility of reverse causation in the ‘democratic peace’ relationship: that the well-known extreme rarity of wars between democratic nations may be partially or wholly explained by a negative impact of war on democracy. Three kinds of war-on-regime effects are discussed. Anterior effects are regime changes that occur in preparation for wars; concurrent effec...