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1. Strategies of Restraint: Remaking America's Broken Foreign Policy.

2. United States democracy assistance in Malaysia: the nature and impact of concurrent strategy.

3. How Can Taiwan and the United States Fight China's Sharp Power? From National Security to Human Security.

4. The Democracy Aid Calculus: Regimes, Political Opponents, and the Allocation of US Democracy Assistance, 1981–2009.

5. Грузія - США: багатостороннє співробітництво (1991-2012 рр.)

6. The interaction of interests and norms in international democracy promotion.

7. A Brief Survey of Democracy Promotion in US Foreign Policy.

8. Cosmetic agreements and the cracks beneath: ideological convergences and divergences in US and EU democracy promotion in civil society.

9. The Political Economy of Democracy Assistance in the Middle East: U.S. Aid for Democracy in Egypt and Morocco since 1990.

10. Donor Dollars, Individual Behavior, and Democratic Development: A Democracy Assistance Theory.

11. Under What Conditions Does Democracy Assistance Work?

12. Trump and Democracy Promotion.

13. The Determinants of US Public Opinion Towards Democracy Promotion.

14. The Islamic State and American National Security.

15. Little Cold Warriors: Child Sponsorship and International Affairs.

16. DEMOCRACY PROMOTION AND AMERICANS' SUPPORT FOR TROOP USE.

17. The transnational protection regime and democratic breakthrough in Taiwan and South Korea.

18. BUSH DOKTRİNİNDE DEMOKRASİYİ TEŞVİK POLİTİKASI: ORTA ASYA ÖRNEĞİ.

19. The protective and developmental varieties of liberal democracy: a difference in kind or degree?

20. Working with China to Promote Democracy.

21. The democracy tradition in US foreign policy and the Obama presidency.

22. Flexibility versus Inflexibility: discursive discrepancy in US democracy promotion and anti-corruption policies.

23. Promoting ‘American’ democracy.

24. DEMOCRACY PROMOTION AND ABSTRACTED SOVEREIGNTY.

25. DOCTRINALLY ACCOUNTING FOR HOST NATION SOVEREIGNTY DURING U.S. COUNTERINSURGENCY SECURITY OPERATIONS.

26. US Democracy Promotion and Popular Revolutions in the Middle East: Challenges and Opportunities.

27. Reconfiguring Canadian democracy promotion.

28. INTERNAL VERSUS EXTERNAL REQUISITES OF DEMOCRACY.

29. Sovereign Wealth Funds and Shareholder Democratization: A New Variable in the CFIUS Balancing Act.

30. RUSSIA AND THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION: MOSCOW'S LONELY ROAD FROM BISHKEK TO DUSHANBE.

31. Introduction.

32. Conservative Internationalism.

33. The U.S. Democracy Project.

34. Evangelists of Democracy.

35. Assisting Democracy Abroad.

36. Minor League, Major Problems.

37. Egypt: Background and U.S. Relations.

38. Obama and Democracy Assistance: Challenges and Responses.

39. Democracy Promotion in Oman.

41. U.S. Agencies Take Steps to Coordinate International Programs but Lack Information on Some U.S.-funded Activities.

42. OBAMA'S BAD GAMBLE.

43. The Value of the Visegrad Four.

44. Exporting the Rule of Law: How Legal Experts and Epistemic Communities Reshape the Rule of Law.

45. To MAKE THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY.

46. U.S. "Democracy Promotion" May Sour President Obama's Welcome at Summit of the Americas.

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