Democratization Through the Looking-Glass

accountability actors Africa agenda American analysis anthropologists argued Asian Asian values authoritarian autocracy become capital central challenge citizens citizenship civil society concept constitutional context contract rights countries courts cracy cratization critical culture debate deliberative democracy demo democratic consolidation democratic politics democratiza disciplines domestic effects elections electoral elites emergence empirical ethnic Europe European Union example feminist freedom Freedom House globalization groups historians human rights ical impact important increasingly individual influence institutions interest issues ization judicial power Latin America legitimacy liberal democracy Marxist ment modern nation-state neo-liberal nomic normative Pakistan participation party perspective pluralism political economy political science popular post-communist pressures property and contract reform regimes region relationship revolution role significant social movements South Asia South Korea structures studies theory tion traditional transition transnational understanding United United Kingdom Western women