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• W2212022894 abstract "The so-called “sequencing debate” has pitted those favouring a ‘democracy first’ against those favouring a ‘state first’ perspective. However, both camps agree that the historical frame of reference for the debate – the original European sequence – was one where state-building preceded democratization by centuries. This is arguably a misrepresentation of the Western sequence. Strong representative institutions and other ‘intermediary institutions’ existed and were an integrated part of the political regime form when large-scale state-building began following the 16th century military revolution. European state-builders were therefore checked by countervailing political power but were also able to channel authority through existing institutions when building modern bureaucracies and modern political institutions. It was on this basis that both the modern state and modern democracy emerged and took root in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This point is empirically illustrated by contrasting Western and Central Europe with the one major European country which never knew representative institutions: Russia. If anything can be inferred from the historical comparison, it is that power needs to be checked by and channelled through intermediary institutions to create effective state institutions and pave the way for genuine democratization." @default.
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• W2212022894 title "Democracy First or State First? A Historical Perspective on the Sequencing Debate" @default.
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