Titlebook: European Democratization since 1800; John Garrard (Senior Lecturer in British History a Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Bearing the Stamp of History: the Elitist Route to Democracy in the Netherlandsry break from the .; in others, such as Britain, the transition from absolutism to democracy occured more gradually. Dutch history, however, shows that the Netherlands’ route to democracy was a combination of both and, as I shall suggest at the end, its success requires a particular sort of explanat

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Democracy and Wartieth-century’s inter-war period. The point of intersection is, of course, the First World War, by the end of which democracy as a cause had been ‘outed’ as never before as part of the heightened politicization of European life in the post-war era. The problem that arises is why the experience of th