POL 1101 Lecture : Democracy
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29 Sep 2011
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Democracy (elections + rights), authoritarianism (power in hand of one or few rulers), Totalitarianism (like authoritarianism but requires action of citizenry to change the state, more ideological). The case of illiberal democracies (they hold elections, but do not have rights). The three waves of democratization: 1820s-ww1: notion of rights gaining credibility, gradual process of universal suffrage. Produced solid democracies: ww1-1970s: surprisingly produced democracy in places with no previous democracy. Similarity with first wave is that there was enough wealth and literacy to develop the democracies: 1970s-2000s: democratization of most of europe.
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