Analyzing the Role of Political Crises and Its Impact on Political Development (Dimensions and Approaches)

The importance of development has doubled since the end of World War II. The title, which came to be recognized as an independent concept in the post-war space, has already been discussed in the context of development, but in its general sense it means reaching the level of industrialized nations. In this sense, development meant primarily economic growth, which also increased over time as mechanization, industrialization and economic growth and modernization in the political and social dimensions. With the rapidly growing political, economic, and social development in Europe and the United States, scholars have begun to think of other options. In this study, political crises and their relation to political development have been studied in a library manner and it has been concluded that: political crises and underdevelopment create mutually crises. Political crises have a negative impact on the political development process and pose major challenges for the political system and its citizens. Also, political corruption will undermine citizens' confidence in the system and will undermine the legitimacy of the political system.