Exporting "made-in-America" democracy the National Endowment for Democracy & U.S. foreign policy
Exporting 'Made In America' Democracy examines the various contradictory tensions that democracy-promotion produces in the context of an increasingly capitalist globalization of the world that has accelerated in the post-Cold War period and into the 21st century. According to the author, t...
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Lanham, Md. [etc.] :
University Press of America
cop. 2002
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- Chapter 1 List of Tables Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 Democracy and Hegemony: Democracy Conceptualized; The Crisis of Political Obligation; Hegemony Conceptualized Chapter 6 From Westphalia to Globalization: The Level of Analysis in International Relations Reconsidered Chapter 7 Past U.S. Attempts to Export Democracy in Latin America Chapter 8 Origin, Structure, & Grantfunding Practices of the NED Chapter 9 Capitalism, Hegemony, and Democracy: A Short History of the Post-WWII LIEO; The New World Order of Global Capitalism: The Imperative of the Market & Its Democratic Cover Chapter 10 Notes Chapter 11 Bibliography Chapter 12 Index Chapter 13 About the Author
