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Mahendra Lawoti
ISBN 9789352805761
Rs. 1,040
SAGE Publications
Contentious Politics and Democratization in Nepal
Who it's for: Scholars and practitioners in democratic politics and political development
Challenging the common belief that all forms of contentious politics invariably lead to democratization, this book offers a nuanced perspective on Nepal's political landscape. It meticulously examines how specific types of contentious activities can obstruct democratic progress, even as others facilitate it. The book particularly distinguishes between the effects of coercive versus voluntary political actions on a nation's journey towards democracy.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into the complex relationship between contentious politics and democratization, moving beyond simplistic assumptions. Understand the unique case of Nepal, offering valuable lessons for fledgling democracies worldwide. Explore the differential impact of coercive versus voluntary political actions on democratic development. An essential resource for scholars in democratic politics and practitioners working in political development.
Highlights
- Challenges the assumption that all contentious politics aid democratization
- Distinguishes coercive versus voluntary political actions
- Focuses on Nepal's political landscape
- Offers lessons for fledgling democracies
- Useful for scholars and practitioners in political development
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Questions about this book
What is the main argument of the book?
The book argues that not all contentious politics lead to democratization; some can obstruct it, and it distinguishes between coercive and voluntary political actions.
Does the book focus on a specific country?
Yes, it focuses on Nepal's political landscape.
Who would benefit from reading this book?
Scholars in democratic politics and practitioners working in political development.
What is the book's approach?
It offers a nuanced perspective, examining specific types of contentious activities and their differential impact on democratic progress.