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Noun(1) a political system governed by a single individual,a political theory favoring unlimited authority by a single individual,government by one(2) a political system governed by a single individual(3) a political theory favoring unlimited authority by a single individual(4) government by one

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(1) Second, was liberal democracy or autocracy the future for the governance of mankind's common affairs?(2) In some respects the title of the book is misleading, because it seems to suggest that autocracy has ended and democracy has been enabled.(3) a boss who shifts between autocracy and consultation(4) But today those who revere the sovereignty of the state above all else often do so to preserve autocracy , and those who champion the sovereignty of the people are the new progressives.(5) The proper name for its workers is u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510associates,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb a term that connotes higher status and collegiality and that actually means lower pay and workplace autocracy .(6) It makes evident the fine line between democracy and autocracy .(7) We're trying to overthrow the very concept of tyranny and autocracy .(8) Those fine distinctions - democracy, autocracy , monarchy, whatever - are not good for business.(9) Eventually, autocracy should go the way of slavery and colonialism as simply unacceptable.(10) Leaders of such societies were accountable to their people, and vice versa, with systems of penalties and rewards limiting autocracy .(11) That is why democracy is superior to autocracy , and art and literature are valued more than mere sense enjoyment.(12) And only sometimes does the fall of autocracy produce democracy; as often as not, it produces a new form of dictatorship.(13) However, democracy can default into anarchy, autocracy , liberalism, plutocracy, republic, just about anything, if the majority desires a leader who is representative of that.(14) What they all had in common was that they weren't particularly democratic, being variations either on autocracy or on bureaucratic totalitarianism.(15) It is generally customary to consider the doctrine largely in connection with those states which have been proponents of power, autocracy , and absolutism.(16) We are at risk of becoming an autocracy in three key respects.