Achieving Democracy
Democratization in Theory and Practice
Herausgeber: Malone, Mary Fran T.
Dr. Malone is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of New Hampshire where she teaches classes on democratization, comparative politics, and Latin American politics. Her research focuses on a crucial component of democratization: establishing the rule of law.
Foreword -Mitchell Seligson
Section 1:
Introduction to Democratic Development
1. Democracy's March through History - Marlene Sokolon and Mary Fran T.
Malone
2. Why Democracy? - Jonathon Hiskey and Alynna Lyon
3. Explaining Democratization - Mary Fran T. Malone
Section 2:
First Wave of Democracy
4. The Development and Growth of British Democracy - Nicoletta F. Gullace
5. The American Road to Democracy: An Early Start, but Late Finish - Marvin
P. King, Jr., Stephanie McLean
6. The Emergence and Evolution of Democracy in Switzerland - Paolo
Dardanelli
Section 2 Discussion Questions and Hypothesis Testing Exercise
Section 3:
Second Wave of Democracy
7. From Defeat and Division to Democracy in Germany - Paul Fritz
8. The Transformation of Japanese Democracy - Mary Alice Haddad
9. India's Democracy: Success against the Odds - Laura Jenkins and Harita
Patel
Section 3 Discussion Questions and Hypothesis Testing Exercise
Section 4:
Third Wave of Democracy
10. Democracy Interrupted and Restored: the Case of Chile - Mary Fran T.
Malone
11. Poland's Democratic Development - Ewa Golebiowska
12. South Africa's Miraculous Transition to Democracy - Emily Rodio
Section 4 Discussion Questions and Hypothesis Testing Exercise
Section 5:
Conclusion
13. Why is Democracy Elusive in the Middle East? - Jeannie Sowers
14. The Promotion of Democracy: Actors and Methods - Dinorah Azpuru
Section 5 Discussion Questions and Hypothesis Testing Exercise
Afterword - Mary Fran T. Malone
