Emerging democratic regime

Definition

An emerging democratic regime refers to a country that is transitioning towards a democratic system of government, often after a period of authoritarian rule. These countries are in the process of establishing or strengthening democratic institutions and practices.

Related terms

Democratic transition:

The process through which a country shifts from an authoritarian or non-democratic form of government to a democratic one.

Political liberalization: Refers to the opening up of political space within a country, allowing for greater political competition, freedom of expression, and citizen participation.

Civil society: Non-governmental organizations, community groups, and individuals who come together to promote common interests and work towards positive social change.