Which one of the following is not one of the indicators of political development ?

In Lucian W. Pye’s and James S. Coleman’s formulation of the ‘development syndrome’ in comparative politics, the three core indicators of political development are equality (mass participation and universalistic laws), capacity (governmental effectiveness and performance), and differentiation (structural specialization and functional specificity of roles and institutions). Fraternity is a French revolutionary ideal rather than one of the three indicators of the political development syndrome.