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[T]hese conditions have had a particularly profound impact in the democracies that have emerged since the 1970s, most of which inherited highly inegalitarian social and political structures caused by prolonged periods of authoritarianism. In many new democratizing settings . . . globalization and austerity policies reinforced inherited patterns of inequality. . . . Thus, socioeconomic inequality itself makes it harder for the poor to organize and contest the growth of inequality. This trap affects many new democracies and, at its root, is caused by the fact that they have, on average, weaker civil societies compared to older, established democracies.
Source: "Civil Society and Democracy in an Era of Inequality," Comparative Politics (April 2017), pp. 391-409
1) Which of the following best describes the author's claim in the passage?
2) Which of the following recommendations would the author most likely agree with in regard to democratic transitions?

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