CiNii Books - Democracy assistance : international co-operation for democratization

This examination of how Western governments support democracy worldwide considers how countries use this aid. Attention is paid to post-conflict situations and semi-authoritarian regimes where democratization has stalled, and international support of democratic decentralization is assessed.

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Part 1 Introduction
Chapter 1 Democracy Assistance: The State of the Discourse, Peter Burnell
Chapter 2 Democracy Assistance: Origins and Organizations, Peter Burnell
Part 2 Institutions
Chapter 3 The United Nations and Democracy Assistance: Developing Practice within a Constitutional Framework, Nigel D. White
Chapter 4 European Union Development Co-operation and the Promotion of Democracy, Gordon Crawford
Chapter 5 Germany's Stiftungen and Democracy Assistance: Comparative Advantages, New Challenges, Stefan Mair
Chapter 6 Towards Democratic Governance: The Contribution of the Multilateral Development Banks in Latin America, Carlos Santiso
Part 3 Strategic Issues, Countries and Cases
Chapter 7 International Assistance for Post-Conflict Elections, Krishna Kumar
Chapter 8 Struggling with Semi-Authoritarians, Thomas Carothers
Chapter 9 USAID and Democratic Decentralization: Taking the Measure of an Assistance Programme, Harry Blair
Chapter 10 Civil Society and Democracy Assistance in Africa, Julie Hearn, Mark Robinson
Chapter 11 Democracy Assistance in South-east Asia: Long History/Unfinished Business, Kevin F.F. Quigley
Chapter 12 Democracy Assistance: Russia's Experience as Recipient, Richard Sakwa
Chapter 13 Judicial Reform and Legal Technical Assistance in Latin America, John McEldowney
Part 4 Conclusion
Chapter 14 Democracy Assistance: The State of the Art, Peter Burnell

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