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    DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCRATIZATION: THE PROBLEM WITH USING THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE THEORY AS A PRINCIPLE OF FOREIGN POLICY Paper presented at the annual meeting of the ISA’s 49th ANNUAL CONVENTION‚ BRIDGING MULTIPLE DIVIDES‚ Mar 26‚ 2008 The Democratic Peace theory argues that democracies do not make war against each other. Immanuel Kant made the argument in his essay “Perpetual Peace‚” that republican forms of government and an international organization dedicated to peaceful resolution of disputes is

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    Mirror Mirror, on the Web

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    “Our preoccupation with fame is at least partly explained by our immersion in a media-saturated world that constantly tells us‚ as Braudy described it‚ “we should [be famous] if we possibly can‚ because it is the best‚ perhaps the only‚ way to be.””(Chaudhry 635) While a lot of people are fascinated by the self-expression and democracy facilitated by the new technology that is constantly being developed in society today in this new blogger democracy‚ Lakshmi Chaudhry published an article titled “Mirror

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    power of the party will be looking for opportunities through the rent his power gain benefits‚ and possession of money but no dominant power a side is naturally will use their own money in exchange for power. There is no scientific and effective democratization and legalization power restriction mechanism premise‚ this inevitably appear using trading. (3) from actor inner point of view‚ the pursuit of maximization of interests huge internal power is the psychological causes of commercial bribery. The

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    thinking and the worst case? Scenario “Victory!”: NATO forces together with ANSF prevail militarily over the insurgent groups‚ the Taliban & Co. The security situation is relatively stable‚ and the war is finished. The institution building and democratization process picks up pace and President Hamed Karzai hands over to a democratically elected successor. Afghanistan still ranks among the least developed countries in the world. Scenario “Forced Marriage”: After long-standing political negotiations

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    implied an ambiguity between the soldier role and the variety of civic actions that in the end they carried out to avoid the use of force. The military were seeking professional recognition in a complex domestic scenario marked by the processes of democratization and demilitarization. Although the civic actions gave them a positive self-image‚ more in keeping with the “Argentine” way of being‚ that is‚ kind‚ generous and compassionate‚ it also reinforced the image of the “civilian” soldier‚ which they

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    collective memory. In addition to how media used to have powerful control on collective memory and how is their control is contested after the introduction of alternative media and social media. The domination of collective memory is harder with democratization of media. Mainstream media is the center that redefines common knowledge. Common knowledge can be defined as what we all know that all (or most) of us know. Common knowledge is the base of the social identity‚ hence the base of collective memory

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    GOVT 141

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    boundary 6. Definition: with specific attributes and features that defined those regions. 7. Operationalization: measurement. a) Field utility: how concepts related to other concepts. b) Resonance: how people react when hear the concept. Democratization: 1. Public contestation (liberalization) and participation (inclusiveness) Lecture 2 Cause: How to describe: 1. Generalization: general description of a group 2. Classification: sorting. Typology a) Criteria a.i. Mutually exclusive

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    for the so-called Democrats. These days‚ the party is taking advantage of these men’s histories and myths because they show the differences to their opposition and competitors‚ the Republicans. The Democrats stand for the ordinary citizen‚ for democratization‚ for freedom and progressivism; this is also very apparent in the ongoing elections. Their plan for the future of America sounds as follows: “OurPlan: We have a bold new direction for a secure America. We seek: 1) Honest Leadership & Open Government

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    Is Marxism Anti Democratic

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    quotations‚ I believe demonstrate the polarity of opinion existing on Marxism and Democracy and accurately summarize the two perspectives I will be arguing; Hal Draper (1978) states ‘Marx’s socialism maybe most quickly defined‚ as the complete democratization of society‚ not merely of political forms‚’ and Joseph Femia ‘Communist despotism was a logical consequence of Marxist theory.’ In the first part of the essay‚ I will outline Marx’s theory of the state and democracy which supports the argument

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    The first reading‚ by Geddes‚ is a broad survey of types of authoritarian regimes (personalistic‚ military or single party) how each democratize differently. Geddes finds evidence that in all cases‚ economic development is likely to increase democratization. But beyond this‚ there is a great deal of variation‚ between military regimes‚ personalist and single party regimes. Essentially‚ military officers‚ on average are more likely to support the unity and function of the military‚ more than they

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