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The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion A. Wetzel

The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion By A. Wetzel

The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion by A. Wetzel


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The book investigates the substance of the European Union's (EU) democracy promotion policy. It focuses on elections, civil and political rights, horizontal accountability, effective power to govern, stateness, state administrative capacity, civil society, and socio-economic context as components of embedded liberal democracy.

The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion Summary

The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion: Concepts and Cases by A. Wetzel

The book investigates the substance of the European Union's (EU) democracy promotion policy. It focuses on elections, civil and political rights, horizontal accountability, effective power to govern, stateness, state administrative capacity, civil society, and socio-economic context as components of embedded liberal democracy.

The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion Reviews

It addresses a very important and challenging topic by offering extremely rich and well-organised material. book is balanced both in terms of depth of analysis and breadth of empirical evidence. The use of a solid theoretical framework, the smart selection of cases, and a wide range of primary and secondary resources make the book a reliable source of information and insights for researchers and students . an engaging and substantial addition to the democratisation and democracy promotion literature. (Aijan Sharshenova, Europe-Asia Studies, Vol. 68 (2), 2016)

The editors have gathered a good group of contributors predominantly with area expertise which guarantees the empirical research. In any case, the book is a highly valuable addition to the literature on democracy promotion. (Carlos Closa Montero, JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies, Vol.54 (6), 2016)

About A. Wetzel

Muge Aknur, Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey. Canan Balk?r, Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey. Federica Bicchi, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. Fabienne Bossuyt, Ghent University, Belgium. Maurizio Carbone, University of Glasgow, UK. Bekim Collaku, Prime Minister's Cabinet, Kosovo. Karen Del Biondo, Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany. Eline De Ridder, Flemish Department of Education and Training, Belgium. Labinot Greicevci, Research Institute of Development and European Affairs (RIDEA), Kosovo. Dimitry Kochenov, University of Groningen, the Netherlands. Hrant Kostanyan, Ghent University, Belgium. Paul Kubicek, Oakland University, USA. Milja Kurki, Aberystwyth University, UK. Vicky Reynaert, independent scholar. Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann, Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany. Jessica Schmidt, Centre for Global Cooperation Research, Duisburg, Germany. Susan Stewart, German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), Germany. Benedetta Voltolini, Maastricht University, the Netherlands.

Table of Contents

1. The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion: Introduction and Conceptual Framework; Anne Wetzel PART I: ALTERNATIVE REFLECTIONS ON THE EU AS A LIBERAL DEMOCRACY PROMOTER 2. Law Perspective: Praise Undeserved? The EU as a Democracy Promoter: A Skeptical Account; Dimitry Kochenov 3. Political Economy Perspective: Fuzzy Liberalism and EU Democracy Promotion: Why Concepts Matter; Milja Kurki 4. Critical Social Theory Perspective: Embeddedness as Substance: The EU's Socialized Approach to Democratization; Jessica Schmidt 5. Governance Perspective: Democratic Governance Promotion through Functional Cooperation; Anne Wetzel PART II: COUNTRY CHAPTERS 6. Addressing the Remnants of a Communist Past through Accession: Slovakia and the Czech Republic; Eline De Ridder 7. Different Trajectories yet the Same Substance: Croatia and Turkey; Canan Balk?r and Muge Aknur 8. Promoting Democracy in Post-Conflict Societies: Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo; Labinot Greicevci and Bekim Collaku 9. Power Relations Meet Domestic Structures: Russia and Ukraine; Susan Stewart 10. Neither Integrated Nor Comprehensive in Substance: Armenia and Georgia; Hrant Kostanyan 11. Democracy through the Invisible Hand? Egypt and Tunisia; Vicky Reynaert 12. When Security Trumps Democracy: Israel and Palestine; Benedetta Voltolini and Federica Bicchi 13. Favouring Leaders over Laggards: Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan; Fabienne Bossuyt and Paul Kubicek 14. Democracy Promotion in Restrictive Environments: Ethiopia and Eritrea; Karen Del Biondo 15. Responding to Political Crises in the South Pacific: The Solomon Islands and Fiji; Maurizio Carbone and Karen Del Biondo 16. Much Ado about Nothing? Brazil and Venezuela; Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann PART III: CONCLUSIONS 17. Conclusions; Anne Wetzel and Jan Orbie

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NPB9781137466310
9781137466310
1137466316
The Substance of EU Democracy Promotion: Concepts and Cases by A. Wetzel
New
Hardback
Palgrave Macmillan
2015-02-26
312
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