author = { Cox, Michael },

title = { American democracy promotion impulses, strategies, and impacts },

edition = { 1. publ. } ,

publisher = {Oxford University Press},

isbn = {0198296789},

isbn = {0199240973},

keywords = { Democracy United States , Democratization Government policy United States , Außenpolitik , Einflussnahme , Demokratisierung , Liberalismus , Einflussgröße , Grundwerte , Bedeutung , Rolle , Stabilität , Kollektive Sicherheit , Politisches Interesse , Sicherheitspolitik , Regionalpolitik , United States Foreign relations 1989- , USA , Aufsatzsammlung , Demokratie , Regierung },

year = {2000},

abstract = {Includes bibliographical references and index},

abstract = {Doyle, M.: Peace, liberty and democracy. Realists and liberals contest a legacy. - S. 21-40. Schweller, R.: US democracy promotion: realist reflections. - S. 41-62. Smith, S.: US democracy promotion: critical reflections. - S. 63-82. Smith, T.: National security liberalism and American foreign policy. - S. 85-102. Ikenberry, G. J.: America's liberal grand strategy. Democracy and national security in the post-war era. - S. 103-126. Nau, H.: America's identity, democracy promotion and national interests. - S. 127-148. Holsti, O. R.: Promotion of democracy as a popular demand? - S. 151-180. Carothers, T.: Taking stock of US democracy assistance. - S. 181-199. Ralph, J.: "High stakes" and "Low intensity democracy". Understanding America's policy of promoting democracy. - S. 200-217. Cox, M.: Wilsonianism resurgent? The Clinton administration and the promotion of democracy. - S. 218-239. Rutland, P.: Russia: limping along towards American democracy? - S. 243-266. Inoguchi, T.: Three frameworks in search},

address = { New York [u.a.] },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }