Politicized Justice in Emerging Democracies

The strategic pressure theory presented in this book suggests that in emerging democracies, political competition fuels the ambitions of power-hungry politicians instead of limiting them. This theory challenges conventional views on democratic processes, highlighting how competitive environments can lead to increased political maneuvering and potential instability. The author explores the implications of this dynamic for governance and democratic development, offering insights into the behavior of political actors in these contexts.