The phrase 'development of politics' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the progress or changes that take place in a country's political system. For example, "The development of politics in recent decades has been marked by a shift towards greater democracy."
Harry Boyte has written about these experiences in the civil rights movement and the continuing development of a politics of engagement in "The Backyard Revolution, Commonwealthth," "Free Spaces," with Sara Evans, "Everyday Politics," "The Citizen Solution," "Democracy's Education" and elsewhere.
The emergence of a cuts agenda is the great unreported development of London politics.
But his harsh American-backed dictatorship suppressed dissent and stunted the development of democratic politics.
The development of party politics gave employment to pamphleteers, including writers such as Joseph Addison, Richard Steele, Matthew Prior, Francis Atterbury, and Jonathan Swift.
Indeed, it has often been argued that if we were to argue for difference, there will be greater opportunities for the development of racist politics.
Chinese historians never tire of listing the many contributions China made to the development of Japanese politics, literature, religion and culture.
I think that this child's natural concern that the pie be divided equally deeply influenced the development of American politics in the last century, and the decline of that sentiment may be related to the decline of the large family.
A review of his book "The Logic of World Power" (1974) in The New York Times Book Review praised Mr. Schurmann's original thinking in tracing the development of international politics after World War II, but criticized it for unimaginative writing and lack of documentation.
The not-for-profit collective, which has produced a series of books on welfare, housing and Greece since launching in 2015, argues that "publishing great radical books – and facilitating conversation about the ideas they contain – [is] vital for the development of progressive politics in Britain".
He was also a pioneer in the development of independent politics in the United States, starting in the 1970s, and had a major hand in the creation of the Independence Party of New York, playing a key role in the party's endorsement of Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2001, 2005, and 2009.
