American Democracy Promotion
Impulses, Strategies, and Impacts
Edited by Michael Cox, G. John Ikenberry, and Takashi Inoguchi
Table of Contents
Introduction, Michael Cox, G. John Ikenberry and Takashi Inoguchi
Part I: US Democracy Promotion in Theory
1. Peace, Liberty and Democracy: Realists and Liberals Contest a Legacy, Michael Doyle
2. US Democracy Promotion: Realist Reflections, Randall Schweller
3. US Democracy Promotion: Critical Questions, Steve Smith
Part II: Democracy Promotion as US Grand Strategy?
4. National Security Liberalism and American Foreign Policy, Tony Smith
5. America's Liberal Grand Strategy: Democracy and National Security in the Post-War Era, G. John Ikenberry
6. America's Identity, Democracy Promotion and National Interests: Beyond Realism, Beyond Idealism, Henry Nau
Part III: US Democracy Promotion: the Domestic Context
7. Promotion of Democracy as a Popular Demand?, Ole R. Holsti
8. Taking Stock of US Democracy Assistance, Thomas Carothers
9. High Stakes and Low Intensity Democracy: Understanding America's Policy of Promoting Democracy, Jason Ralph
10. Wilsonianism Resurgent? The Clinton Administration and the Promotion of Democracy, Michael Cox
Part IV: US Democracy Promotion in Practice
11. Russia: Limping along towards American Democracy?, Peter Rutland
12. Three Frameworks in Search of a Policy: US Democracy Promotion in Asia-Pacific, Takashi Inoguchi
13. The Impasse of Third World Democratization: Africa Revisited, Georg Sorensen
14. Promoting Capitalist Polyarchy: The Case of Latin America, William Robinson
15. American Power, Neo-Liberal Globalization and Low Intensity Democracy: an Unstable Trinity, Barry Gills