democratization

Further democratization is a natural process motivated by the vital requirements and principles of internal developments, but not by the desire to receive somebody's approval.

The Process of Perestroika 1988

A process began which they called a democratization process.

CASTRO COMMENTS ON CZECHOSLOVAK CRISIS 1968

If Prahalad's work had a common theme - if he himself had a core competency -- it was what he called the democratization of commerce.

NYT > Home Page By DAVID LEONHARDT 2010

Dobbins said the Google incident a perfect example of how the botnet has enabled what he calls the democratization of espionage.

CSO 2010

At a moment in which the role of American global leadership is being questioned, Ankara's newfound swagger and emergence as an international leader should be a welcomed sign of a more responsible partner in regional stability and long-term democratization that are in the American national interest.

Joshua W. Walker: Turkish Foreign Minister Dr. Davutoğlu Comes to Washington Joshua W. Walker 2012

Acemoglu and Robinson have recently done much to academically revive the view that democratization is a struggle between pro-democratic masses and anti-democratic elites.

Are Elites "Anti-Democratic"?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

AIDS will reverse trends in democratization; it will give rise to warlords, rogue leaders and conflict.

Greg Behrman - An interview with author 2010

Looking closely, a clear case for democratization is harder to make.

Major journalism "brands" not being displaced BA Haller 2008

His work on the third wave of democratization is a landmark in that field and offfered valuable advice on consolidating democracy.

Samuel P. Huntington of Harvard Dies at 81 - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

While some China experts think that democratization is an inevitable first step to total economic domination, Andy Nathan, author of How East Asians View Democracy, believes otherwise.

Boing Boing 2008