Edited by Christian W. Haerpfer, Patrick Bernhagen, Christian Welzel and Ronald F. Inglehart
1. Christian Welzel, Ronald Inglehart, Patrick Bernhangen, and Christian W. Haerpfer: Introduction
Part One: Theoretical and Historical Perspectives
2. Christian Welzel: Theories of Democratization
3. Richard Rose: Democratic and Undemocratic States
4. Patrick Bernhagen:
Measuring Democracy and Democratization
5. Dirk Berg-Schlosser: Long Waves and Conjunctures of Democratization
6. John Markoff and Daniel Burridge: The Global Wave of Democratization
Part Two: Causes and Dimensions of Democratization
7. Hakan Yilmaz: The International
Context
8. Patrick Bernhagen: The Political Economy of Democracy
9. Christian Welzel and Ronald F. Inglehart: Political Culture, Mass Beliefs and Value Change
10. Pamela Paxton and Kris Velasco: Gender and Democratization
11. Natalia Letki: Social Capital and Civil
Society
Part Three: Actors and Institutions
12. Federico M. Rossi and Donnatella della Porta: Social Movements and Contention in Democratization Processes
13. Ian McAllister and Stephen White: Conventional Citizen Participation
14. Leonardo Morlino: Political Parties
15.
Matthijs Bogaards: Electoral Systems and Institutional Design in New Democracies
16. Katrin Voltmer and Gary Rawnsley: The Media
17. Larry Diamond and Zak Whittington: Social Media
18. Laura Jakli, M. Steven Fish, and Jason Wittenburg: Failed Democratization and Resilient
Authoritarianism
Part Four: Regions of Democratization
19. Richard Gunther: Southern Europe
20. Andrea Oelsner and Mervyn Bain: Latin America
21. Christian W. Haerpfer and Kseniya Kizilova: Post-Communist Europe
22. Christian W. Haerpfer and Kseniya Kizilova: The
Post-Soviet Space
23. Francesco Cavatorta: The Middle East and North Africa
24. Michael Bratton: Sub-Saharan Africa
25. Doh Chull Shin and Rollin F. Tusalem: East Asia
Part 5: Conclusions and Outlook
26. Christian Welzel, Ronald F. Inglehart, Patrick Bernhagen, and
Christian Haerpfer: Conclusions and Outlook: The Future of Democratization
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- Revise key terms and test your knowledge of terminology from the book with our digital flashcard glossary.
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Christian W. Haerpfer is Full Professor of Sociology at the United Arab Emirates University - UAEU, Director of the Insitute for Comparative Survey Research - Eurasia Barometer in Vienna, and President of the World Values Survey Association.
Patrick Bernhagen is Professor of
Comparative Politics at the University of Stuttgart.
Christian Welzel is Professor for Political Culture Research at Leuphana University of Lüneburg and President Emeritus of the World Values Survey Association, and is affiliated with National Research University - Higher School of
Economics, Moscow, Russia.
Ronald F. Inglehart is Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan and Founding President of the World Values Survey Association.
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