Evaluating democratic progress: A normative theoretical perspective

Ethics and International Affairs 9:55–77 (1995)
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Roth argues that much of the current discourse on the diffusion of democratic norms is misleading and that only a realistic assessment of the progress of societies in transition will focus attention on the problems that remain to be solved

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