Dictators Without Borders: Power and Money in Central Asia
by Alexander A. Cooley, John Heathershaw
In Dictators Without Borders, Alexander A. Cooley and John Heathershaw investigate how Central Asian dictators wield power and channel money across international boundaries. The book uncovers the ways these regimes evade isolation and project influence globally, offering critical insights into modern authoritarianism.
About This Book
Dictators Without Borders examines the mechanisms through which Central Asian leaders maintain and expand their authority internationally.
The book focuses on the interplay of power dynamics and financial flows that sustain these regimes beyond their national territories.
Authors Alexander A. Cooley and John Heathershaw provide a detailed analysis of how money and influence operate in this geopolitical context.
This work highlights the challenges posed by such transnational authoritarian practices to global norms and institutions.
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