democratization

Examples of democratize

democratize
In short, and without anyone particularly noticing it, these debates have been democratized.
The wording of the question implies that the government is a democracy, or at least, democratizing.
Because they have democratized backwards, most third-wave countries are currently incomplete democracies.
Rather, they pursued the parallel goals of fostering the emancipation of women, democratizing relations between members of the family, protecting children and strengthening family stability.
The establishment of the panchayats democratized management of village affairs as every member of the village could participate.
The demand to democratize political, social and economic institutions almost always brings such conflict to the fore.
Reforming interest groups perceived extended limited liability as a means of democratizing the constitution and drawing respectable working-men into full interaction with a 'free' market.
We have to de-politicize and democratize the system.
Stated differently, corruption is likely to be slightly lower in dictatorships than in countries that have partially democratized.
How much progress do they think has been achieved in democratizing their political system?
Some scholars argue that a comparable process is occurring today: the need to raise taxes forces authoritarian governments to democratize.
Of course, on my account, tactics harming someone's property would have to be reasonably directed towards democratizing social and political relations.
As countries democratize, it is not clear that demands for increased educational opportunity for women will emerge automatically.
In particular, certain women's poems respond directly to poems by male predecessors or contemporaries in order to democratize authority or stake new ground.
This access to music and the democratizing effect of recordings are undoubtedly positive virtues, despite the negative attributes that some have also identified.
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