Although a wave of competitive elections swept across many formerly non-democratic countries from the early 1970s to the early 1990s,the new regimes were often feeble and limited democracies.As a result,political sociologists:

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The wave of competitive elections led political sociologists to reconsider the social preconditions of democracy, as the new regimes were often limited and feeble democracies, indicating that further analysis of the social roots of democracy was necessary.

Although a Wave of Competitive Elections Swept Across Many Formerly