International Norms and Mobilization of Democracy: Nicaragua in the WorldAshgate, 2002 - 147 頁 This volume demonstrates that international action for democracy does not solely rest on American democracy promotion strategies, but that it actually depends on a variety of global actors and interactions. It is suitable for policy experts, non-governmental organizations, international aid agencies and courses on international relations theory, comparative politics, and Latin American politics. |
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... context . With the expanded process of globalization and the spread of democratic views , undemocratic countries have become especially susceptible or vulnerable to external pressures to democratize , particularly when such pressures ...
... context . With the expanded process of globalization and the spread of democratic views , undemocratic countries have become especially susceptible or vulnerable to external pressures to democratize , particularly when such pressures ...
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... Context The Nicaraguan revolution represented a historical rupture from U.S. intervention and affected all the countries of Central America , the U.S. , and other international actors who had traditionally been less involved in ...
... Context The Nicaraguan revolution represented a historical rupture from U.S. intervention and affected all the countries of Central America , the U.S. , and other international actors who had traditionally been less involved in ...
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... Context The Nicaraguan revolution represented a historical rupture from U.S. intervention and affected all the countries of Central America , the U.S. , and other international actors who had traditionally been less involved in ...
... Context The Nicaraguan revolution represented a historical rupture from U.S. intervention and affected all the countries of Central America , the U.S. , and other international actors who had traditionally been less involved in ...
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