I am not sure what you mean by the term "constitutional authoritarianism " but the constitution since 1789 has been the foundation of the government nothing more or less. Authoritarianism is a philosophy of a supreme singular authority over government which doesn't fit with a democracy.
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NO. While both are forms of government; democracy is explicitly a form of government where the citizens vote on who will rule them and authoritarianism is any other type of power structure.
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The nationalist position favors federal action. Nationalists advocate for national unity and believe that the government will benefit the most from independence.