What is the challenge of making the transition to democracy from a non-democratic government called?

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The challenge of making the transition to democracy from a non-democratic government is called the foundational challenge.
Different nations encounter various types of obstacles. At least one-fourth of the world is not governed democratically. Extremely severe challenges confront democracy in certain regions of the globe. These nations encountered the fundamental difficulty of transitioning to democracy and establishing democratic administration. It entails toppling the current non-democratic administration, preventing the military from dominating the government, and creating a sovereign and viable state. For instance, Nepal was a monarchy until quite recently. Now Nepal has adopted a democratic government. It will take years to alter some mentalities and systems, just as it took years to establish them. Nepal is an excellent illustration of a fundamental problem to democracy. The remaining obstacles are not encountered during the transitional phase but only after the formation of a secure democracy.

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