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075082
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2006.
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As recent experiments in democratisation around the world show signs of achieving success, or failure, or more usually something in between, the attention of democracy promotion actors in the international community is turning to the world's remaining outstanding autocracies. This article identifies the autocracies, discusses the notion of autocratic opening, and explores how opening can come about, with particular reference to international intervention. The article argues that, for identifying the prospects for autocratic opening and determining the forms of constructive engagement available to international actors, it is useful to distinguish between the different grounds on which various autocracies claim legitimacy, and the specific vulnerabilities to which their principal legitimating base gives rise.
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123525
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2013.
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This article offers perspectives on the prospects for democratisation in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region in the light of political developments since 2010, with particular reference to international democracy support. An introduction shares certain assumptions about democracy support's general record before threats and opportunities to democracy support arising from developments in the region are discussed. Next democracy support's response to those developments is examined, while the fourth section highlights some challenges for democracy support in the region and beyond. Throughout, discussion is contextualised within the larger literature on democratisation. Final remarks lead to the conclusion that developments in the region both present challenges that should be viewed as opportunities, and offer opportunities that will be challenging to address, not just for democracy support in the region and further afield but in terms of the guidance that democratisation studies have to offer.
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ID:
075944
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London, Routledge, 2006.
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xii, 226p.
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9780415401845
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| 052158 | 324.2091724/BUR 052158 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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134642
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International support for democracy and climate action (mitigation; adaptation; addressing climate loss and restoring damage) are two distinct spheres: motivations, purposes, activities and the relevant literatures exist independently of one another. This article challenges this separation by investigating the scope for policy complementarities that potentially could further both democracy support’s objectives and climate action. Findings that address possible future scenarios where global warming exceeds safe limits or where democracy and democratisation are threatened by climate change impacts are worth exploring. The article’s provisional findings are mixed but provide grounds for believing that democracy support and democratisation potentially could gain from taking support for climate action into consideration and that climate action might benefit too.
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066786
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060007
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2005.
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xxiv, 407p.
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0199264422
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| 049352 | 909.097240825/BUR 049352 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 059508 | 909.097240825/BUR 059508 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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104827
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3rd ed.
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2011.
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xxxviii, 537p.Pbk
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9780199570836
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| 056073 | 909.097240825/BUR 056073 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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