Most autocracies or oligarchies still call themselves democracies. Thus majority monarchies and some autocracies, oligarchies, and theocracies would be ruled by traditional leaders. In politics, charismatic rule is often found in various authoritarian states, autocracies, dictatorships and theocracies. The source of power determines the difference between democracies, oligarchies, and autocracies. As a result, some African countries ended up having democracies and others autocracies. By 2012, Africa had three autocracies, 17 democracies, and 30 anocracies. Mancur Olson theorizes the development of autocracies as the first transition from anarchy to state. Magen also noted that terrorism in closed autocracies sharply increased starting in 2013. The existence of real liberties in many of these autocracies is very questionable. Autocracies and Regional Integration&colon; the Eurasian Case. Heffer made a contribution to a book, "The Agreeable Autocracies", which was published in 1961. Autocracies are either dictatorships (including military dictatorships) or absolute monrachies.