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The 19 pages that link to Democratic transition, each with the reason it gives.

• Nonviolent resistanceRelated: Some resistance campaigns help create transitions, though they do not ensure durable democracy.

• One-party stateRelated: Ending a party monopoly requires opening institutions to competing political forces.

• Arab SpringRelated: The uneven transitions invite debate about the conditions needed to make uprisings produce lasting democracy.

• Velvet RevolutionRelated: The revolution initiated Czechoslovakia’s transition from one-party rule to democracy.

• Military dictatorshipCompared with: The end of military dictatorship raises questions about how civilian institutions regain authority.

• SuhartoNarrower topic: Indonesia’s post-Suharto transition contrasts with the controlled politics of the New Order.

• Regime changeCompared with: This describes a specific direction of change, rather than every replacement of a regime.

• June Democratic StruggleNarrower topic: The June struggle is a case of transition achieved through protest and negotiated reform.

• ReformasiNarrower topic: Reformasi is Indonesia’s specific transition within this broader political pattern.

• Personalist dictatorshipRelated: Transitions must often rebuild institutions weakened or personalized under the former ruler.

• 8888 UprisingNarrower topic: The uprising demanded political change but did not produce a transition.

• Corazon AquinoNarrower topic: Aquino’s presidency was the central transition from Marcos’s regime to constitutional democracy.

• Post-communismNarrower topic: Post-communist political change was one regional instance of a broader transition to democracy.

• Constituent assemblyNarrower topic: Assemblies often help define the rules and institutions of a transition.

• Violeta ChamorroNarrower topic: Her victory marked Nicaragua’s first peaceful transfer of power between rival political forces.

• Félix TshisekediCompared with: Tshisekedi’s peaceful inauguration was historic, while disputes over the vote complicated its democratic significance.

• Hugo BanzerCompared with: Bolivia’s return to civilian electoral politics preceded Banzer’s elected presidency.

• Jerry RawlingsNarrower topic: Ghana’s transition under Rawlings included a new constitution, elections, and his own civilian presidency.

• Arab WinterCompared with: The term highlights outcomes that “Arab Winter” foregrounds less, including Tunisia’s initial transition.