what is the conclusion of popular struggle of nepal and boilivia?
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The following conclusions can be drawn from the two struggles in Nepal and Bolivia:
(i) Democracy evolves through popular struggles: Sometimes, decisions that are taken in a democracy may result in conflicts between those groups who are in power and those who aspire for a share in power. Such instances occur during transition to democracy, expansion of democracy or deepening of democracy.
(ii) Democratic conflict is resolved through mass mobilisation: Sometimes it is possible that the conflicts is resolved by using the existing institutions like the Parliament oe the Judiciary. But where there is deep disputes, very often these institution themselves got involved in this dispute. In such cases, the resolution has to come from outside, from the people.
(iii) Conflicts and mobilisations are based on new political organisations: There is spontaneous public participation which can become effective only through organised politics. The agencies for organised politics are political parties, pressure groups and movement groups.
(i) Democracy evolves through popular struggles: Sometimes, decisions that are taken in a democracy may result in conflicts between those groups who are in power and those who aspire for a share in power. Such instances occur during transition to democracy, expansion of democracy or deepening of democracy.
(ii) Democratic conflict is resolved through mass mobilisation: Sometimes it is possible that the conflicts is resolved by using the existing institutions like the Parliament oe the Judiciary. But where there is deep disputes, very often these institution themselves got involved in this dispute. In such cases, the resolution has to come from outside, from the people.
(iii) Conflicts and mobilisations are based on new political organisations: There is spontaneous public participation which can become effective only through organised politics. The agencies for organised politics are political parties, pressure groups and movement groups.
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