Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	freedom of speech	authoritarian regimes	Freedom of speech in authoritarian regimes is tightly controlled and restricted to prevent criticism of the government.	24
2	political dissent	authoritarian regimes	Political dissent is heavily suppressed in authoritarian regimes, with dissenters facing imprisonment and persecution.	8
3	protest	authoritarian regimes	Protests in authoritarian regimes are perceived as a threat and are frequently suppressed violently.	6
4	internet censorship	authoritarian regimes	Authoritarian regimes heavily control and monitor internet content to suppress dissent and control information flow.	5
5	elections	authoritarian regimes	Elections in authoritarian regimes are often manipulated to preserve the ruling party's control.	4
6	media	authoritarian regimes	Media in authoritarian regimes is tightly controlled and used to propagate government narratives.	3
7	voting	Authoritarian regimes	In authoritarian regimes, voting is controlled, manipulated, and often has pre-determined outcomes.	3
8	authority	authoritarian regimes	The concept of authority is enforced in authoritarian cultures through unquestioned authority and severe consequences for criticism.	2
9	government	authoritarian regimes	Authoritarian government systems maintain centralized power and extensive control over daily life.	2
10	government leader	Authoritarian regimes	Government leaders in authoritarian regimes hold absolute power with limited democratic processes involved in their appointment.	2
11	human right	Authoritarian regimes	Human rights are seen as a threat to stability and subject to government interpretation in authoritarian regimes.	2
12	propaganda	authoritarian regimes	Propaganda is used by authoritarian regimes to shape public opinion and maintain control over the population.	2
13	surveillance	authoritarian regimes	Surveillance is crucial for social control and national security in authoritarian regimes.	2
14	border police	Authoritarian regimes	The border police in authoritarian regimes strictly enforce border controls and restrict citizens from leaving the country without permission.	1
15	candidate	Authoritarian regimes	Candidates in authoritarian regimes are usually pre-approved by the ruling party and public debate/campaigning is not common.	1
16	discover truth	Authoritarian regimes	In authoritarian regimes, the discovery of truth may be discouraged or suppressed to maintain existing power structures or social hierarchies.	1
17	disinformation	Authoritarian regimes	Disinformation is actively promoted and used as a tool for controlling information and suppressing dissent in authoritarian regimes.	1
18	free	Authoritarian regimes	In authoritarian regimes, political dissent is severely suppressed.	1
19	government transparency	Authoritarian regimes	Authoritarian regimes see government transparency as a threat to stability and state security.	1
20	influencing public decisions	Authoritarian regimes	In authoritarian regimes, influencing public decisions is often achieved through personal connections with government officials rather than formal lobbying or campaign contributions.	1
21	leadership	Authoritarian regimes	Authoritarian regimes stress centralized and hierarchical leadership.	1
22	political rally	Authoritarian regimes	Political rallies in authoritarian regimes are organized by the government to show support for the ruling party or leader, with attendance often being mandatory.	1
23	president	Authoritarian regimes	The concept of a president in authoritarian regimes involves absolute power and significant control over the government, military, and society.	1
24	reporter	Authoritarian regimes	Reporters in authoritarian regimes are tightly controlled by the government and expected to promote the official narrative without questioning or independent investigation.	1
25	social media usage	Authoritarian regimes	Social media usage in authoritarian regimes is monitored and censored to control public opinion and prevent dissenting views.	1
26	soldiers	Authoritarian regimes	Soldiers in authoritarian regimes are expected to show unwavering loyalty to the government and supreme leader.	1