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El Mito de la Estabilidad Autoritaria en Oriente Medio
A pliant autocracy in Iran won’t solve America’s problems in the region
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Foreign Affairs (United States) | Mar 25, 2026
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The perception of authoritarian stability in the Middle East is misleading; true reform can only emerge through democratic processes.
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The complexities of Middle Eastern politics mean that simple solutions, like supporting autocracies, fail to address deeper issues.
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U.S. support for authoritarian regimes in the Middle East undermines genuine democratic movements and fosters resentment among the populace.
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Pliant autocracies like Iran provide essential stability in a volatile region, making them necessary allies for U.S. interests.
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While authoritarian regimes can appear stable, their underlying issues often lead to greater unrest and long-term instability.
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