Haggard and Kauffman
Eva Bellin
Applying the Readings
100

___________ ___________ ________ have shorter lifespans than one-party states but live longer than military ones.

What is Competitive authoritarian regimes?

100

People Bellin says would naturally support regimes because they benefit directly from government subsidies

What is business owners?

100

As a nation industrializes and grows economically it will inevitably lead to democracy.

What is the Modernization Theory?

200

Places where democracies tend to fail

What is poorer countries?

200

Bellin states this group of people championed democratization in Western Europe

What is the working class?

200

Elections exist, but the government unfairly uses its power to ensure a parties victory.

What is Competitive Authoritarianism?

300

There is substantial evidence to prove that high inequality leads to the demise of democracy.

What is False?

300

What Bellin states can sway powerful people to oppose or support democratization

What is Economic interests?

300

Citizens form labor unions and community organizations to protest against an authoritarian government. According to Haggard and Kaufman, how do these organizations help democratization?

They strengthen civil society and collective action by helping citizens organize and demand political change.

400

What Haggard and Kauffman found out about many countries that transitioned into democracies

What is unsustainability?

400

People directly under the authoritarian that fear democratization heavily because of taxation and loss of power.

What is wealthy elites?

400

Reaching democratization through a different combination of means. Ex. mass mobilization or economic or political conditions.

Alternative pathways/equifinality/combination of causal factors.

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