Transition to democracy from "summary" of Iron Curtain by Anne Applebaum
The process of moving from dictatorship to democracy is not an easy one. It involves a complete transformation of the political, social, and economic systems that have been in place for decades. This transition requires a delicate balance of power, negotiation, and compromise among different factions within society. One of the key challenges in transitioning to democracy is the need to create new institutions that can uphold the principles of democracy while also ensuring stability and order. This often involves creating new political parties, drafting new constitutions, and establishing mechanisms for free and fair elections. At the same time...
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