Autocrats are especially loath to admit mistakes, because their hold on power typically rests on cults of personality and sustaining the illusion that they are infallible, writes columnist @stephenwalt. | Collector

Autocrats are especially loath to admit mistakes, because their hold on power typically rests on cults of personality and sustaining the illusion that they are infallible, writes columnist @stephenwalt.

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Autocrats are especially loath to admit mistakes, because their hold on power typically rests on cults of personality and sustaining the illusion that they are infallible, writes columnist @stephenwalt.

Autocrats are especially loath to admit mistakes, because their hold on power typically rests on cults of personality and sustaining the illusion that they are infallible, writes columnist @stephenwalt.

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