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1	Demokratisering i Nordafrika : En jämförande demokratiseringsstudie av Egypten och Tunisien / Democratization in Northern Africa : A comparative democratization study of Egypt and Tunisia Gorginpaveh, Arvin January 2019 (has links) The objective of this essay is to present both the reason behind the Egyptian democratization failure, as well as the cause of the success of the Tunisian democracy. The methodology of this essay is composed of a comparative democratization study, which includes a most similar systems-design method. The studies will try to pinpoint the key components of the result of the democratization, by using four of Larry Diamond’s nine internal and external democratization factors, which are presented in his book: ‘The Spirit of Democracy’. The results of this study indicate that Egypt had a far larger and more influential military force and also a critical economy, despite less international support for their democratization. Tunisia has a more democratic-oriented civil society and through democratic assistance from the European Union, a peaceful transition into a democratic system was possible. In this essay, a far deeper analysis of the democratization process will be highlighted, including how to prove how these essential factors caused the different outcomes of the Arabic spring protests. Democratization Arabic spring Egypt Tunisia Larry Diamond Demokratisering Arabiska våren Egypten Tunisien Larry Diamond Political Science Statsvetenskap
2	Colombias mångfasetterade problem : - En fallstudieanalys av landets avsaknad till liberal demokrati mellan åren 1991 - 2015 Nilsson, Christoffer January 2017 (has links) This essay aims to explain why Colombia has not consolidated into a liberal democracy between the years 1991 to 2015. To examine the purpose of this essay five interactive arenas are analyzed in order to describe to which extent Colombia is affected by the various arenas. Three questions are being discussed and answered; to which extent have the political society and civil society affected the consolidation of a liberal democracy, to which extent have rule of law and the state bureaucracy affected the consolidation of a liberal democracy and, to which extent have the economic society affected the consolidation of a liberal democracy.The theoretical framework is based upon theories regarding different types of democracy and democratic consolidation. The essay is a theory consuming case study, with descriptive questions and explanatory approach. The framework is used to qualitatively illuminate empirical material to the study research questions. The conclusions of this essay shows that Colombia has not consolidated into a liberal democracy because of large illegal activities, physical attacks from non-state groups, widespread distrust of the political system and absence of conflict resolution through a democratic process. Colombia Liberal Demokrati Valdemokrati Demokratisk Konsolidering Interaktiva arenor Juan J. Linz Alfred Stepan Larry Diamond
3	Demokratiseringsprocessen i Irak/ Tunisien : En jämförande demokratistudie av Irak och Tunisien Sultan, Taif January 2022 (has links) What is democracy? Is it something that suits all countries. The western world encourages the outside world to democratize according to their guidelines. The purpose of the essay is to present two reasons, one about Iraq's failure to democratize, and the other about Tunisia's democratic success. The method in this essay include qualitative methods, where a democratized comparative study as well as the most similar systems design approach will be used. These studies will attempt to determine the composition of democratization outcomes, using three of the dimensions internal and external democratization factors as suggested by Larry Diamond in his book, as well as like the regime transition of Daniel Silander. The results of this study indicate that Iraq had more political dissent as well as ethnic and extremist groups during the invasion and less international support for its democratization beside the United States. On the other hand, Tunisia has a more unified civil society and thanks to the democratic support of the European Union, a peaceful transition to a democratic system is possible. In this essay, a deeper analysis of democratization will be highlighted, including how these essential factors have caused different outcomes in each country. Demokratisering Invasion Jämförande studie regimtransition Irak Tunisien Larry Diamond Daniel Silander Social Sciences Samhällsvetenskap
4	Erdoğans Turkiet 2005-2015 : En analys av landets demokratiska utvecklingsriktning och dess bidragande faktorer Stenström, Robin January 2016 (has links) This essay aims to answer how domestic politics and events have affected the democratic development in Turkey from 2005 until 2015. Two questions are being discussed and answered; how has the democratic development in Turkey between 2005 and 2015 played out, and; which internal factors have contributed to the democratic development direction. The study is a theory consuming case study with both an explanatory and descriptive approach. The theoretical framework is built upon theories regarding democratization, regime types challenges of democratic consolidation are collected from well-established scientists. This framework is used on the empirical material of the study to bring forward answers to the research questions. The results of the study show that after some positive democratic around 2005, the democratic development has taken an anti-democratic turn after 2011. What could be described as an electoral democracy with liberal democratic tendencies in 2005 is 2015 better described as a hybrid regime, with authoritarian tendencies. Turkey Erdoğan Democracy Democratization Liberal Democracy Transition Consolidation Larry Diamond Samuel P. Huntington Electoral Democracy Hybrid Regime Authoritarian
5	The impacting of Civil Society in Argentina post 1983 : Challenges for Civil Society organizations in monitoring public policies and vitalizing democracy Hasangjekaj, Edvin January 2014 (has links) The aim of this thesis is to examine and analyze different components of the Civil Society in Argentina. Predominantly, two components are at focus: the monitoring process and the vitalization of democracy through the Civil Society. The method conducted to fulfill the purpose of this thesis has been a qualitative approach. Furthermore, primary and secondary sources are used. Primary sources were established through the field study conducted in Argentina, where in-depth interviews with several of NGOs were assembled. Secondary sources were used in order to establish the theoretical approach but also to complement the primary sources in the analytical part. The conclusion in this study is that the component regarding the monitoring process conducted by Civil Society organizations are partially functional, however with several incapacities. Factors explaining the incapacities are due to lack of leverage and resources. The component regarding the vitalization process through the Civil Society has been significant throughout the history of Argentina, and distributing democratic values are essential for the Civil Society. Factors as high degree of polarization amongst citizens and institutions and the extension of governmental authority are however threatening attributes such as moderation, tolerance, compromises, and hence jeopardizing the consolidation phase of democracy. Civil Society Argentina Civil Society Organizations Non-governmental organizations Monitoring Vitalization Minor Field Study Consolidation Larry Diamond
6	How the City State Fares Under State Capitalism in the PRC: Local and State-Wide Reform Elkins, Alex Gregory January 2012 (has links) No description available. Political Science International Relations Public Administration Public Policy Urban Planning History Glbt Studies Economics Comparative Asian Studies Shanghai People's Republic of China China PRC Larry Diamond Randall Perrenboom Global Cities Index Shanghai Clique Andrew Nathan authoritarian resilience Richard Florida creative class software reform corruption rule of law Beijing LGBT

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