Rejuvenating Democracy Promotion

Rejuvenating Democracy Promotion

Adverse political developments in both established and newer democracies, especially the abdication by the United States of its traditional leadership role, have cast international democracy support into doubt. Yet international action on behalf of democracy globally remains necessary and possible....

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of democracy 2020, Vol.31 (1), p.114-123
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Authoritarianism
Civil society
Democracy
Democratization
Diplomatic & consular services
Expenditures
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Geopolitics
Influence
International relations
Leadership
Political activism
Success
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