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Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
1. Introduction: The Arab Spring in Global Perspective
World Politics Twenty-Five Years After History 'Ended'
A Return to Grand Theory in the Study of World Politics
PART I: THE ARAB SPRING AND GLOBAL DEMOCRATIZATION
2. The Arab Spring and Democratic Socialization: Transnational Influences
Democratic Socialization in World Politics
The Arab Spring and Transnational Democratization
Economic Modernization
Moderate Religious Movements
Communications Technology
3. The Arab Spring and Democratic Socialization: International Influences
The Arab Spring and International Democratization
Prospects for Democracy in the Middle East
PART II: THE TRIUMPH OF DEMOCRACY
4. The Worldwide Crisis of Authoritarianism
Modernization and the Growth of the Global Middle Class
Low-grade Authoritarianism
High-grade Authoritarianism
Extremism and Diversionary Tactics
5. The Expansion of the Global Democratic Community
Emerging Democracies in World Politics
The Spread of Democracy in the non-Western World
A Fourth Wave of Democratization
The Developing World's 'Second Struggle for Independence'
PART III: THE ECLIPSE OF THE WEST
6. A Post-Western Democratic Order
The Convergence of Civilizations
Overtaking the West: The Role of Institutions
The World the West Made: 'Everyone's World'
7. Global Democratic Futures: The Clash of Democratizations
Inter-Democratic Conflict in World Politics
The Politics of Global Democratization
Reforming Global Governance: The 'Reverse Colonization' of International Society
8. Conclusions: A Global Spring
Bibliography
Figures
Figure 1.0 Proportion of Democratic States in the International System.
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The triumph of democracy and the eclipse of the West by Ewan Harrison. ISBN 9781137353863. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2014. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
