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POL 352 - Transitions to Democracy and Building Democracy

Three Credits
Alternate Years: Spring 2014, 2016

This course considers hurdles and obstacles facing countries transitioning to democracy. We study the literature on the topic and explore several cases of democratic transition and consolidation. We focus on constitution engineering and stability in post-conflict situations with weak economic development and inadequate infrastructure, corruption, and ethnic tension.

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