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Reflections On The Mcrevolution: A Review Of Jihad Vs. Mcworld: How The Planet Is Both Falling Apart And Coming Together And What This Means For Democracy, By Benjamin R. Barber, David Fidler
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
No abstract provided.
Constructing Democracy In The North American Free Trade Area, Alexandra Maravel
Constructing Democracy In The North American Free Trade Area, Alexandra Maravel
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
This paper focuses on the implementing mechanisms, examining their character and implications for regional government as the possibility of a hemisphere-wide free trade area looms across the Americas. The essential problem is how to define the political framework that Canada, Mexico, and the United States are creating. It is not clear that it is an inherently demo- cratic regime. The regime, created to oversee the complex system of trading rules, is arguably (and paradoxically) necessary to ensure "free" trade, but it may undermine the very emergent regional democ- racy it seeks to empower.
The Nondemocratic Benefits Of Elections - The Case Of Cambodia, Nhan T. Vu
The Nondemocratic Benefits Of Elections - The Case Of Cambodia, Nhan T. Vu
Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.