Democratisation

Democratisation is the process by which a country transitions from an authoritarian or less representative form of government to a system where citizens have greater participation, rights, and influence in decision-making. It typically involves establishing free elections, protecting individual freedoms, and promoting political pluralism. This transition often reflects increasing political stability, economic development, and societal demand for greater representation. Ultimately, democratisation aims to create a more inclusive and accountable government where the will of the people shapes policies and leadership.