| As our survey in this issue argues, Mr Putin's rule has become a hybrid of economic liberalism and political illiberalism. |
| The dangers of democratic illiberalism can be observed in the political dilemmas that central Europe faces today. |
| Anyhow I for one whilst disgusted am not surprised at this goverment's hypocritical illiberalism. |
| The British writer Melanie Phillips, no conservative, sees in such casual assertions a breathtaking illiberalism and inversion of traditional values. |
| The second ingredient of liberal democracy that such illiberalism denies is a belief in the superiority of reasoned argument over force. |
| Critics accuse France of illiberalism, of curbing freedom of religious expression, and of imposing a Western interpretation of female oppression. |
