The next democratic century / Larry Diamond.
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Current History Vol 113 No 759, January 2014, pp.8-11 (20)Summary: Argues that in the twenty-first century democracy will continue to spread as the preferred form of government and that growing education leading to psychological and social changes "will undermine the legitimacy of authoritarian rule". Suggests for example that Asia could become mainly democratic within a decade.
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Argues that in the twenty-first century democracy will continue to spread as the preferred form of government and that growing education leading to psychological and social changes "will undermine the legitimacy of authoritarian rule". Suggests for example that Asia could become mainly democratic within a decade.
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