Democratic Transition Game Consider the Case That You Are a Soft-Liner in an Soft-Liner

question 11

True/False

Democratic Transition Game
Consider the case that you are a soft-liner in an authoritarian regime who would like to introduce a policy of liberalization. Your goal is to co-opt the opposition into a broadened dictatorship, not to transition to democracy. You are a dictator, not a democrat!
1. If you open and civil society enters, then you achieve your objective of a Broadened Dictatorship.
2. If you open and civil society organizes, then you need to decide whether to democratize and become a full democracy or to repress.
3. A successful repression will lead to a narrow dictatorship, whereas an unsuccessful repression will lead to insurgency.
4. Repression is successful only if civil society is weak.
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-Based on your answers to questions about the outcomes of the games shown in Figures 1 and 2 , is it possible to get a transition to democracy in a situation with complete information?

Differentiate between various routes of drug administration.

Apply knowledge of pharmacology in practical scenarios involving children.

Appreciate the significance of right patient, right dose, right route, and right time in medication administration.

Demonstrate awareness of patient rights in medication administration.

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