The phrase "autocratic model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system of governance or management where one individual holds absolute power and makes decisions unilaterally.
Example: "The autocratic model of leadership often stifles creativity and discourages team collaboration."
Alternatives: "authoritarian model" or "dictatorial model".
To the extent that Europeans see Kiev adopting a more autocratic model of government, it will be that much easier for them to ignore Ukraine's desire to integrate.
But what if China is rising despite its autocratic model, which inhibits such drivers of success as meritocracy, transparency and creativity?
But Washington also ought to recognize Mr. Putin's role in attempting to impose his autocratic model on a country that has been struggling to become a genuine democracy — and hold him accountable for it.
The post-cold-war trend of spreading European institutions and values eastward has given way to a westward expansion of Russia's corrupt and autocratic model.With the prospect of NATO membership for Ukraine and Georgia fading, European integration could be the best way to offer long-term security to the region.
If the child is successful at meeting the parent's performance demand in the business, then they need to act in the same line as the parent, replicating an autocratic model that the parents would have developed and leaving little room for consensus (Sharma et al., 2015).
Rather than the divine right of kings, or some other autocratic model, we base our government on democracy, equality, and reason - the very "secular values" you denounced.
What they are trying to forge is an alternative kind of politics to the Iranian autocratic, theocratic model, or the secular dictatorships of the Middle East.
Such a league would ostensibly serve as a check against autocratic role models and UN obstructionists like China and Russia.
To do so will require a new approach and style of leadership, as we move from more autocratic traditional models of authority to more collaborative styles that believes in the power of the collective team.
"This is a profession and an institution in transition," Mr. Erickson said, adding that "the traditional kitchen is an autocratic master-apprentice model, where all the students say is 'Oui, chef.' " "Now, creativity and improvisation are also important," he continued, "and we are struggling with how to reconcile the two cultures".
He recognized that his autocratic leadership style – modeled on the habits of historically successful football "field generals" who got results by being highly demanding and screaming at their players – was not creating the conditions for success on the field.
