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Examines the theoretical and empirical conditions required for political systems to transition from hegemonies to democratic polyarchies.
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Focuses on the crucial roles of public contestation, political opposition, and inclusive popular participation.
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Categorizes regimes into closed hegemonies, inclusive hegemonies, competitive oligarchies, and polyarchies.
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Analyzes real-world variations and historical pathways of democratic development and regime change.
Polyarchy: Participation and Opposition
Robert A. Dahl
1971 (Yale University Press / Yale Paperbound)
80,00 MAD
A foundational political science text analyzing the conditions under which non-democratic regimes transform into polyarchies.
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