Political modernization

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Political modernization
Synonympolitical modernisation
Meaningthe process of transformation from a pre-modern 'traditional' polity to a post-traditional 'modern polity' [1]
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Political modernization
Traditional Chinese 政治現代化
Simplified Chinese 政治现代化
Literal meaningtransformation processes in the political sphere of a society [2]