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portada Developing Democracy: Toward Consolidation
Developing Democracy: Toward ConsolidationDeveloping Democracy: Toward Consolidation
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Physical Book
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Author
Language
English
Pages
362
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.7x15.2x2.2 cm
Weight
0.52
ISBN
080186156X
ISBN13
9780801861567
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Developing Democracy: Toward Consolidation

Larry Diamond (Author) · Johns Hopkins University Press · Paperback

Developing Democracy: Toward Consolidation - Larry Diamond

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Synopsis "Developing Democracy: Toward Consolidation"

In this book noted political sociologist Larry Diamond sets forth a distinctive theoretical perspective on democratic evolution and consolidation in the late twentieth century. Rejecting theories that posit preconditions for democracy--and thus dismiss its prospects in poor countries--Diamond argues instead for a "developmental" theory of democracy. This, he explains, is one which views democracy everywhere as a work in progress that emerges piecemeal, at different rates, in different ways and forms, in different countries.Diamond begins by assessing the "third wave" of global democratization that began in 1974. With a wealth of quantitative data and case illustrations, he shows that the third wave has come to an end, leaving a growing gap between the electoral form and the liberal substance of democracy. This underscores the hollow, fragile state of many democracies and the imperative of concolidation. He then defines the concept of democratic consolidation and identifies the conditions that foster it. These include strong political institutions, appropriate institutional designs, decentralization of power, a vibrant civil society, and improved economic and political performance.If new and troubled democracies are to be consolidated, Diamond argues, they must become more deeply democratic--more liberal, accountable, and responsive to their citizens. Drawing on extensive public opinion research in developing and postcommunist states, he demonstrates the importance of freedom, transparency, and the rule of law for generating the broad legitimacy that is the essence of democratic consolidation. The book concludes with a hopeful view of the prospects for a fourth wave of global democratization.

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