Absolute ruling in the twentieth century

Democracy was at the beginning of the twentieth century a new political system that launched the alleged holiness of the dictatorial rulers, and gives the people the right to rule themselves. Al -Akkad says that the exaggeration in the enthusiasm of nascent democracy made some disappoint it when it did not achieve quick solutions to the countries in which it is, and then overpowering the reactionary forces that were aspiring to return and return the old regimes; Therefore, these forces were launched criticizing the idea of ​​democracy itself, and promoted to fail. But Akkad affirms that democracy has not failed, but rather it has defects resulting from the faults of the human nature itself, as it provides models for some European countries that adhered to dictatorship, and democracy was rejected by "then", and shows the reasons and privacy of the situation of those countries politically and socially; In the end, he concludes his book, and we ask us to later to judge nascent democracy as a new political system.