'...this volume provides some provocative normative, theoretical, and empirical conclusions about democracy and international politics.' - James M. McCormick, Contemporary Southeast Asia '...the contributions to this volume provide invaluable foundation stones for future debate in international democratic theory.' - Helen Leight-Phippard, International Relations
Democracy and International Relations is the first study of the relevance and applicability of international relations theory to the explanation of the contemporary global push for liberal democracy by the major western powers and international organizations - including the UN, the EU and the international financial institutions such as the World Bank, and the IMF. Contributors discuss the theory and practice of the push for the internationalization of liberal democracy - arguing for the inadequacy of conventional international relations theorists and outlining an alternative research programme for future work.
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This work presents a study of the relevance and applicability of international relations theory in explaining the global push for liberal democracy by major Western powers and international organizations, including the UN, the EU and the World Bank.
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Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction Why is there no International Democracy Theory?; H.Smith Modelling Democracy; K.Hutchings Discourse Ethics, Democratic Practice and the Possibility of Intercultural Understanding; V.Jabri Democracy and the Problem of Cultural Relativism: Normative Issues for International Politics; S.Lawson Democracy, Democratization and Foreign Policy in Post-Socialist Russia; M.Light State Business in Neo-Liberal Democracies in Latin America; J.Grugel 'Building Civil Society from the Outside': The Problematic Democratization of Central America; J.Pearce Striving for 'Real' Democracy in Africa: The Roles of International Donors and Civil Society in Zimbabwe; D.Pankhurst Democratizing the Unborn State: Palestine, the PLO and the Struggle for Democracy; P.Bennis Political Economy, Democracy and Transition: The Case of Hong Kong; G.Youngs Notes Bibliography Index
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PHYLLIS BENNISS Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, DC JEAN GRUGEL Lecturer in Politics, University of Sheffield KIMBERLY HUTCHINGS Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Edinburgh VIVIENNE JABRI Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Kent STEPHANIE LAWSON Professor of International Relations (Asia-Pacific), University of East Anglia MARGOT LIGHT Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics DONNA PANKHURST Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Bradford JENNY PEARCE Reader in Politics, University of Bradford GILLIAN YOUNGS Lecturer, Centre for Mass Communications, University of Leicester
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9780333682135
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2000-06-21
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Palgrave Macmillan
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216 mm
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