Political Research has long focused primarily on analysis of the current so-called modern
industrialized societies and their political systems. In the second half of the 20th century,
however, appeared among the political scientists effort to shift research interest also to the
societies , that varied greatly with theirs structure and relationships from these
industialized societies and modern states.
From 2nd half of the 20th century appear first studies of non-European and non-Western
societies and states.
Contemporary Political Research use especially comparative research methods and lay an
increasing emphasis on non-European countries analysis, respectively. Non-Western
societies.
In particular, a significant time period, which started todays growing interest in so-called
non-modern societies and their political sphere has become the turn of the 50th and 60 of
the 20th century when in the international political scene emerge a large number of new
autonomous (or autonomously-looking and independent experts for the autonomous
considering) subjects ..
In connection with the development of research in developing countries there was a
need for theories that describe and explain the situation, causes, consequences,
differences of the situation in these countries,the roots of the conflicts and looking for such
a theory, that would be able to explain individual differences in development between
countries.
How is it possible that some developing countries were making progress better than
others? What do these Asian countries such in common that they were able to achieve very
good results? While this is didnt manage any of not the African country?
