The twentieth century ended with an unprecedented territorial spread of democracy. It was an absolute historical novelty, a legacy of the last part of the twentieth century during which many authoritarian and totalitarian states imploded and “the term democracy assumed a universally recognised laudatory meaning” (Sartori, 1987a, p. 33).

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Democracy and Social Capital

  • Marco Almagisti

摘要

The twentieth century ended with an unprecedented territorial spread of democracy. It was an absolute historical novelty, a legacy of the last part of the twentieth century during which many authoritarian and totalitarian states imploded and “the term democracy assumed a universally recognised laudatory meaning” (Sartori, 1987a, p. 33).