A democracy in which citizens have internalized the values and norms underlying democratic governance is considered to be a

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A consolidated democracy is a democracy in which citizens not only participate in electoral processes but also accept and internalize the norms and principles of democratic governance. It is a more advanced form of democracy compared to transitional or electoral democracies, and it is not tied to a specific political ideology or system (unlike sovereign democracy, which is a term used by some authoritarian regimes to legitimize their rule).

A Democracy in Which Citizens Have Internalized the Values and Norms