...livelihood is prevented from organizing by repression or cooptation. A regime does not collapse unless and until some alternative is organized in such a way...to present a real choice for isolated individuals. Only when one has the option of not disciplining children, not leaving the factory but occupying it...

...transition to democracy, Przeworski (1986: 52-53) has stressed that "a regime does not collapse unless and until some alternative is organized in such a way...to present a real choice for isolated individuals." Such alternatives typically do not arise in the domestic arena but become available as models through...

...alternative is created, the regime may well seem indestructible. "A regime does not collapse unless and until some alternative is organized in such a way...to present a real choice for isolated individuals," according to Przeworski.26 What O'Donnell, Schmitter, Whitehead, and their collaborators understood...

...reproduce it or it collapses" (ebd.). Zudem betont er, dass "a regime does not collapse unless and until some alternative is organized in such a way...to present a real choice for isolated individuals" (ebd., S. 51). Solange andererseits keine Alternative zum Bestehenden in Sicht ist, erscheint ein Zusammenbruch...

...contained by the regime. Furthermore, as Adam Przeworski points out, "A regime does not collapse unless and until some alternative is organized in such a way as to present a real choice for isolated individuals."69 In the case of Egypt, the symbolic nature of political reforms means that this choice...