democratization in Japanese
democratization in Japanese is 民主化 — democratization means the process of bringing democracy, and its principles, to a country or region that lacked it before.
democratization in Japanese
民主化
Pronounced: minshuka
The introduction of democracy, its functions or principles, to an area or country which did not have democracy previously.
What does "democratization" mean?
- noun The process of bringing democracy, and its principles, to a country or region that lacked it before.
- noun The way democracy spreads and becomes more widely accepted as an idea.
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noun The process of making a political system more democratic.
"Autocratization is more prevalent than democratization in every region of the world."
- noun The opening up of something so that more people can take part, usually in the name of fairness.
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- Autocratization is more prevalent than democratization in every region of the world.
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What is "democratization" in Japanese?
"democratization" in Japanese is 民主化. democratization means: The process of bringing democracy, and its principles, to a country or region that lacked it before.
How do you pronounce 民主化?
"democratization" in Japanese is 民主化, pronounced "minshuka".
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