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Central Asia: universal democracy, national democracy, or enlightended models authoritarianism?
/ Tolipov, Farkhad
Tolipov, Farkhad
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2007.
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Central Asia
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Universal Democracy
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National Democracy
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Great power hangover
/ Rachman, Gideon
Rachman, Gideon
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2013.
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Britain's attitudes may have been shaped by its imperial past, but it defines and pursues its interests like any other state,
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European Union
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Great Power
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Britain
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National Democracy
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Foreign Policy
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Pathways to global democracy? Escaping the statist imaginary
/ Little, Adrian; Macdonald, Kate
Macdonald, Kate
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2013.
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Critics of global democracy have often claimed that the social and political conditions necessary for democracy to function are not met at the global level, and are unlikely to be in the foreseeable future. Such claims are usually developed with reference to national democratic institutions, and the social conditions within national democratic societies that have proved important in sustaining them. Although advocates of global democracy have contested such sceptical conclusions, they have tended to accept the method of reasoning from national to global contexts on which they are based. This article critiques this method of argument, showing that it is both highly idealised in its characterisation of national democratic practice, and overly state-centric in its assumptions about possible institutional forms that global democracy might take. We suggest that if aspiring global democrats - and their critics - are to derive useful lessons from social struggles to create and sustain democracy within nation states, a less idealised and institutionally prescriptive approach to drawing global lessons from national experience is required. We illustrate one possible such approach with reference to cases from both national and global levels, in which imperfect yet meaningful democratic practices have survived under highly inhospitable - and widely varying - conditions.
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Global Democracy
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Political Institutions
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Democratic Values
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National Democracy
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National Democratic Institutions
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Statist Democratic
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Northern Ireland - Democracy
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Iran - Democracy - 1941-1953
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