Routledge Handbook of Democratization/ 

 - New York:   Routledge,  2012. 
<br/><br/>1: Democratisation: The regional picture <br/>1. Central and Eastern Europe Paul Lewis  <br/>2. Central America John A. Booth  <br/>3. South America Anita Breuer  <br/>4. Sub-Saharan Africa Elke Zuern  <br/>5. The Middle East and North Africa Francesco Cavatorta  <br/>6. Central Asia Verena Fritz & Jonathan Wheatley <br/>7. Democracy in South Asia: India and Pakistan-Parallel Pasts, Divergent Futures Farida Jalalzai  <br/>8. Southeast and East Asia Matthew Carlson  Section 2: Democratisation and Governance  <br/>9. Measuring democratisation Edward LiPuma & Thoas A. Koelble  <br/>10. Democratic transitions Jay Ulfelder  <br/>11. Hybrid Regimes – A Social Foundations Approach Garry Rodan & Kanishka Jayauriya  <br/>12. ‘Deviant democracies’ Renske Doorenspleet  <br/>13. The Military Thomas Bruneau <br/>14. Political parties Vicky Randall  <br/>15. Civil Society David Herbert  <br/>16. Social capital Bo Rothstein  Section 3: Democratisation and International Relations  <br/>17. The third and fourth waves of democracy Fabrice Lehoucq  <br/>18. Democratic Conditionality Richard Youngs  <br/>19. The United Nations and Democratisation Aurel Croissant  <br/>20. The European Union and democratisation Michelle Pace  <br/>21. The African Union and democratisation Charles Manga Fombad  <br/>22. The Organisation of American States and democratisation Monica Herz  Section 4:  ‘Democratisation and Development’  <br/>23. Democratisation, poverty, and inequality Gordon Crawford & Abdul-Gafaru Abdulai  <br/>24. Democratisation and security Vincent Boudreau  <br/>25. Democratisation and Human Rights: Convergence and Divergence David Beetham  <br/>26. Democratisation and gender Wendy Stokes  <br/>27. Democratisation and war Wolfgang Merkel  <br/>28. Democratisation and conflict resolution Sonja Grimm 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780203148433 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>International Relations