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working-class democratization thesis: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

the argument that capitalist development favors democracy mainly by strengthening the organized working class and weakening large landowners, more than through the middle class.

In comparative politics, working-class democratization thesis refers to the argument that capitalist development favors democracy mainly by strengthening the organized working class and weakening large landowners, more than through the middle class. This meaning comes from Rueschemeyer (1992) in Capitalist development and democracy.[1]

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Rueschemeyer, D. (1992). Capitalist development and democracy. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780745603988

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