Democracies_In_Crisis

Democracies In Crisis “Democracies in Crisis” According to the assignment given some believe that there is a general decline in industrial democracies all over the world. Problems that are non-reversible are allegedly spreading through-out industrialized democratic powers. On the contrary some also say that these same democracies are flexible enough to endure the so-called overwhelming problems that are currently facing them. When first given this assignment my indifference to the topic was obvious, but some research lead to a quite different prospective on the countries chosen, Germany and Spain, as well as all industrialized democratic powers of the world. When studying Germany it is not difficult to find information pertaining to the past and Germany’s struggles to attain the level that the nation currently possesses. Germany is interesting to study because of the relatively late development of the Nation State known today. German government, as it is, is quite different from the past approaches taken to running the country. Of these past attempts the most notable was the Third Reich dictated by Hitler, which saw Germany become a world menace. The National Socialist party took control over German politics in 1933; Adolph Hitler, a Nazi, was government, germany, democracy, spain, party, democratic, society, people, german, form, world, two, prime, minister, work, way, very, political, past, much, members, citizens, views, system, sense, quite, powers, parties, own, nation, king, industrialized, germans, feel, different