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Haven't plenty of them been run by junta/committee? I think only a few of the Soviet Union's leaders qualified as 'charismatic'. But then again, i think the counterpoint might be that, without a charismatic persona, many of these arrangements tended to fall-apart.
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Is Kim Jong Un charismatic?
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Yes. A “source” or embodiment of authority is required. Usually God is involved but too abstract to encourage daily adherence, so an Ayatollah or a Prince is needed to spell it out.
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Iran's leaders don't seem especially charismatic. Theocracy doesn't require a charismatic individual that actually exists, although it may demand a fiction.
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Authoritarian government is usually distinguished from fascism for *not* being based on charisma.
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No. Myanmar for one example.
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