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Consider, for instance, the contrast between the Swedish and German electoral systems: in Sweden (like Britain) an undemocratic suffrage limited socialism's political representation until after the turn of the century; in Germany, the introduction of universal manhood suffrage for the Reichstag opened the way for socialist successes at the national level and made the defense of liberal privileges in local institutions all the more important. She shows, on the one hand, that many bureaucrats sought to enhance the position of ordinary people, in part through universal manhood suffrage, and, on the other, that political action by urban dwellers was quite often independent from official positions. She shows, on the one hand, that many bureaucrats sought to enhance the position of ordinary people, in part through universal manhood suffrage, and, on the other, that political action by urban dwellers was quite often independent from official positions. |
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