Democratization Waves is a theoretical construct in political science that refers to a distinct pattern of sustained, global increases in the number of democratic regimes over a given period, differentiated from isolated democratic transitions by its temporal clustering, geographic diffusion, and reversibility through subsequent waves of autocratization.
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Developing democracy: toward consolidation
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