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"For decades, policies pursued by the U.S. and other industrialized nations towards the developing world have been based on a dirty little secret kept among policy experts: that democracy and poor countries don't mix. Turning this long-held view on its head, The Democracy Advantage makes a bold case that they do." "In this timely and path-breaking book. Morton H. Halperin, Joseph T. Siegle, and Michael M. Weinstein dismantle the conventional wisdom that democratic reforms are destabilizing and that the West must rely on authoritarian regimes in order to create a middle class that will support democracy."--Jacket.

Editions · 6

Paperback
2004
224 pp · EN
9780415950527
Paperback
2009 · Routledge
EN
9780415990653
Paperback
2009 · Taylor & Francis Group
312 pp · EN
9781135153816
Paperback
2009 · Taylor & Francis Group
EN
9781135153830
Paperback
2010 · Routledge
274 pp · EN
9780415990653
Paperback
2010 · Routledge
274 pp · EN
9780415990653

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