ABSTRACT
This book carves out a new area of democratisation studies by analysing the transnational dimension and the role of non state actors across three different geographical regions. Chapters utilise empirical data from Europe, Africa and Latin America.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|56 pages
The Orizing Transnational and Non-State Influences in Democratization
chapter 1|20 pages
Contextualizing Democratization
The changing significance of transnational factors and non-state actors
chapter 2|19 pages
International Factors in Processes of Political Democratization
Towards a theoretical integration
chapter 3|15 pages
European Actors in Global Change
The role of European civil societies in democratization
part II|108 pages
Case Studies
chapter 4|17 pages
The European Union, Democratic Conditionality and Transnational Party Linkages
The case of Eastern Europe
chapter 5|16 pages
Charting the Decline of Civil Society
Explaining the changing roles and conceptions of civil society in East and Central Europe
chapter 7|14 pages
Military Intervention as the Transnationalization of Democratization
The case of West Africa
chapter 8|18 pages
European NGOs and Democratization in Latin America
Policy networks and transnational ethical networks
chapter 9|18 pages
Market Forces and Moral Imperatives
The professionalization of social activism in Latin America
chapter |8 pages
Conclusion
Towards an understanding of transnational and non-state actors in global democratization
