Worst of the Worst Dealing with Repressive

Repressive regimes tyrannize their own citizens and threaten global stability and order. Worst of the Worst identifies and describes the world's most odious states, singling out those that are aggressive beyond their own borders and can hence be characterized as rogue states. It establishes a framework for measuring and assessing repression, helping policymakers prioritize and plan. Book jacket.

Preface	p. vii
Repressive, Aggressive, and Rogue Nation-States: How Odious, How Dangerous?	p. 1
Human Rights Rogues: Aggressive, Dangerous, or Both?	p. 40
Running the Numbers: A Comparative Perspective	p. 67
North Korea: The Tyranny of Deprivation	p. 89
Turkmenistan under Niyazov and Berdymukhammedov	p. 115
Burma: Poster Child for Entrenched Repression	p. 135
Winning the African Prize for Repression: Zimbabwe	p. 166
Understanding Repression in Belarus	p. 193
Equatorial Guinea and Togo: What Price Repression?	p. 223
Uzbekistan: A Decaying Dictatorship Withdrawn from the West	p. 250
Assessing Repression in Syria	p. 269
Tunisia's "Sweet Little" Regime	p. 300
Contributors	p. 325
Index	p. 329
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Worst of the Worst Dealing with Repressive and Rogue Nations

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