Part Five: Political & Economic Change “A confidence problem exists on the part of the people of the region who desire democratic rule in principle, but.

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Part Five: Political & Economic Change “A confidence problem exists on the part of the people of the region who desire democratic rule in principle, but remain suspicious of both the fashion with which democratization is presented and the purposes of the democratic world.” -- Recep Tayyip Erdogan (Prime Minister of Turkey)

Political and Economic Change  Occur together and often influence one another  Types of Change  Reform  Does not advocate overthrowing basic institutions  Revolution  Either a major revision or overthrowing basic institutions  Usually has major impact in more than one area  Coup d'état  Replace leadership with new leaders  Use of force, often by the military

Attitudes Toward Change  Radicalism  Rapid, dramatic changes  Replace current system with something better  Liberalism  Gradual change instead of revolution  Conservatism  Less supportive of change  Reactionaries  Protect against change  Want to turn the clock back to an earlier era  Similar to radicals, would be willing to use force “When you are right you cannot be too radical; when you are wrong, you cannot be too conservative. “ Martin Luther King, Jr.

Three Trends of Development 1. Democratization 2. Move Towards Market Economies 3. Revival of Ethnic/Cultural Politics Indicates growing commonalities among nations Represents fragmentation

Review of Democratization  Democratization:  The spread of representative governments to more countries and the process of making governments more representative…  The transformation process from a nondemocratic regime to a procedural (illiberal) democracy to a substantive (liberal) democracy  What must be present to qualify as a procedural democracy?  What must be present to qualify as a substantive democracy?

Review of Democratization  Discussion Question:  TRUE or FALSE (be prepared to defend your answer):  The presence of a procedural democracy (illiberal) is a necessary condition for development of a substantive democracy (liberal)

Three Trends of Development - #1 Democratization  Huntington’s 3 Waves of Democratization  1 st wave – developed gradually over time  2 nd wave – occurred after Allied victory in WWII  3 rd wave – characterized by defeat of totalitarian rulers in S. Amer, Eastern Eur and parts of Africa

Three Trends of Development - #1 Democratization  Reasons for Democratization  Loss of legitimacy by authoritarian regimes  Expansion of middle class  New emphasis on human rights  “Snowball Effect”  Starts with political liberalization  Democratic consolidation  A stable political system is supported by all parts of society

Three Trends of Development - #2 Economic Liberalism and Market Economies  Ideology of liberalism from 19 th century Europe  Bourgeoisie – middle class professionals/businessmen  More political & economic freedoms  Right to own property, freedom of speech, representation, free trade  Radicals (such as Karl Marx) advocated more equality  Command Economy  Government owned industrial enterprises & sales outlets  Economy managed by central government planning  5-year plans very common

Three Trends of Development - #2 Economic Liberalism and Market Economies  Discussion Question: What was a major problem for 20 th century communist countries with command economies?

Three Trends of Development - #2 Economic Liberalism and Market Economies  Discussion Question: What was a major problem for 20 th century communist countries with command economies?  A major problem was that economic growth of major industries had not translated into higher living standards for citizens

Three Trends of Development - #2 Economic Liberalism and Market Economies  Trend toward market economies based on private ownership of property and little interference from govt regulation  Mixed economy – some government involvement  Pure Market economy – no government involvement  Economic Liberalization:  Process of limiting the power of the state over private property and market forces  Privatization:  Transfer of state-owned property to private ownership

Command vs. Mixed vs. Market Economies More CentralizationLess Centralization Right to own property is greatly restricted All industry is owned by the govt Competition and profit are prohibited Elements of command and market economies are present/mixed Right to own property is accepted/guaranteed Most industry is owned by private individuals. Competition and profit are not controlled by the govt

Command vs. Mixed vs. Market Economies More CentralizationLess Centralization COMMAND ECONOMY MIXED ECONOMY MARKET ECONOMY Right to own property is greatly restricted All industry is owned by the govt Competition and profit are prohibited Elements of command and market economies are present/mixed Right to own property is accepted/guaranteed Most industry is owned by private individuals. Competition and profit are not controlled by the govt

Three Trends of Development – #2: Economic Liberalism and Market Economies  Discussion Question: Is there a correlation between democratization and marketization?

Three Trends of Development – #2: Economic Liberalism and Market Economies  Discussion Question: Is there a correlation between democratization and marketization?  Mexico has moved steadily toward a market economy since 1980’s and democratization has appeared to follow  China has been moving toward capitalism since late 1970’s without any clear sign of democratization

Three Trends of Development #3 Revival of Ethnic or Cultural Politics  Fragmentation vs. nationalism  Politicization of Religion  Esp. in Middle East  Tends to emphasize difference among nations