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Power Shifts

Michael Davies

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Casa editrice: Publifye

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Power Shifts explores the complex journey of nations transitioning from monarchies to democracies, examining the pivotal roles of revolutions, wars, and political reforms. It emphasizes how institutional change and civic engagement drive political evolution, highlighting that successful democratization requires more than just structural adjustments. The book analyzes historical events across continents, from the decline of European feudal systems to the rise of democratic republics in the Americas, underscoring that active citizen participation is crucial for stable democratic governance.

 
The book begins with fundamental political science concepts before diving into three core sections. These sections analyze revolutions, the impact of wars, and the effects of political reforms, using case studies like the French and American Revolutions, post-World War II Europe, and the Arab Spring. By adopting a comparative historical approach, Power Shifts offers a nuanced understanding of political transformation, drawing lessons from diverse cases and grounding its analysis in empirical data.

 
It argues that adaptable political leadership, robust institutions, and active civic participation must exist symbiotically for democratic governance to succeed.
Disponibile da: 29/03/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 73 pagine.

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