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Book SynopsisAn inaugural volume in the series Democracy, Free Enterprise, and the Rule of Law--forecasting the future of democracy
Trade Review"Highly recommended for history teachers of recent global history, U.S. foreign policy since 1945, and specialists on democracy or political ideology."--
Teaching History "An important reflection on the challenges facing democratic governance. This fascinating book offers an eclectic mix of novel contributions to the study of democracy and is most appropriate for classes in democratization, globalization, and international political economy."--Raymond M. Duch, associate editor of
American Journal of Political Science"An outstanding book on the international dimensions of democracy. It brings together scholars from virtually all sub-disciplines in political science--comparative politics, international relations, political economy, American politics, and political theory--in its systematic treatment of the international factors underlying democratization processes. An ideal tool for courses in any of these fields."--José Antonio Cheibub, author of
Presidentialism, Parliamentarism, and Democracy“The volume offers an interesting debate on future prospects for democracy . . . . Recommended.”--
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