The European Union's democracy promotion in Central Asia : a study of political interests, influence, and development in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in 2007-2013
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The European Union's democracy promotion in Central Asia : a study of political interests, influence, and development in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in 2007-2013
（Soviet and post-Soviet politics and society, vol. 180）
Ibidem-Verlag, 2018
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Includes bibliographical references
収録内容
- Abbreviations
- Foreword / by Gordon Crawford
- Introduction
- About this book
- Case studies
- On data collection
- Book structure
- External democracy promotion : promoters and targets
- Democracy and democracy promotion : theory and practice
- European Union as a democracy promoter
- Central Asia as a democracy promotion target
- Local context in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
- General overview
- Transition and democracy
- Regime stability
- Economic development
- EU democracy promotion in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
- EU actors and their interests in central Asia
- Legal and normative framework of EU democracy promotion
- Implementation in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
- Evaluation of the EU democracy promotion in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
- Evaluation of the strategic calculation mechanism
- Evaluation of the normative Suasion mechanism
- Evaluation of the democratic empowerment mechanism
- Evaluation of the democratisation progress in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
- Factors impeding EU democracy promotion in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
- EU factors
- local factors
- Regional factors
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- List of interviews
- ISAF troop contributing nations
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内容説明
"Brussels made democracy, human rights, the rule of law, and good governance its top co-operation priorities in the EU Strategy Framework towards Central Asia for 20072013. This book examines two interrelated questions: To what extent has EU democracy promotion in Central Asia been successful? And, to the extent that it was successful, why was it so? The book presents a comprehensive analytical framework for the evaluation of democracy promotion, including factors which may facilitate or hinder democratic development in Central Asia. It demonstrates the validity of a holistic approach to analyzing impediments of democracy promotion meaning that external pro-democratic support is affected by a variety of diverse factors whose impact can vary as international, regional, and domestic conditions change. The stable and rich authoritarian state of Kazakhstan is different from the much poorer Kyrgyzstana state prone to political instability, but also to democratic openings. By contrasting the success of democracy promotion in these two countries which have different strategic importance for the EU, this study provides valuable insights into how non-normative interests interfere with normatively driven policies."
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