The disputed presidential election and its violent aftermath are a further sign of President Levon Ter-Petrossyan’s retreat from liberal democracy toward pragmatic authoritarianism – a retreat that began with the suspension of Armenia’s main opposition Dashnak Party in December 1994.
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