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The ‘knowledge politics’ of democratic peace theory [PDF]
International Politics, 2013 How do academic ideas influence US foreign policy, under what conditions and with what consequences? This article traces the rise, ‘securitisation’ and political consequences of democratic peace theory (DPT) in the United States by exploring the work of Doyle, Diamond and Fukuyama.
I. Parmar
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The Flawed Logic of Democratic Peace Theory [PDF]
American Political Science Review, 2003 Democratic peace theory is probably the most powerful liberal contribution to the debate on the causes of war and peace. In this paper I examine the causal logics that underpin the theory to determine whether they offer compelling explanations for the finding of mutual democratic pacifism. I find that they do not.
Sebastian Rosato
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Representative Decision-Making: Challenges to Democratic Peace Theory [PDF]
, 2014 An attempt is made in this chapter to evaluate hypotheses derived from democratic peace theory. The key tenet of this theory is that democratic nations do not go to war with other democracies. Thus, regime type drives decisions to pursue war. The research to date has focused attention on regime type.
Cuhadar E., Druckman D.
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Assessing the dyadic democratic peace theory
Medjunarodni problemi, 2016 The ideas of the democratic (separate) peace originally exposed during the Enlightenment period have been further explained during the 1980s, by entitling this issue within the academic discourse and setting up its theoretical foundations.
Nenad Stekić
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Democratic international relations: Montesquieu and the theoretical foundations of democratic peace theory [PDF]
Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2012 The article examines the extent to which Montesquieu's doux commerce thesis, which claims that commerce leads to softening of manners and therefore favours international peace, presents a challenge to democratic peace theory. It argues that Montesquieu's claim that peace may be due to commerce, and not democracy, provides a theoretical challenge to ...
Haig Patapan
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Spectres of Peace: Civic Participation in Northern Ireland [PDF]
, 2004 Understanding the Civic Forum in Northern Ireland as part of a new modeof governance that the Belfast Agreement and the Northern Ireland Act 1998 sought to make possible, the Forum can be analysed as a technology of Peace that has in turn invited the ...
Bell, Vikki
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Global: Jurnal Politik Internasional, 2013 Artikel ini mencoba melacak jejak pengaruh Democratic Peace Theory (DPT) di dalam agenda demokratisasi ASEAN. Untuk itu, tulisan ini mengulas pengaruh DPT dalam dokumen-dokumen yang menjadi panduan bagi agenda demokratisasi ASEAN serta mengenali lebih jelas pengaruh tiga 'aliran' ('strand') dari DPT, yaitu (1) 'institutional constraints,' (2 ...
S. Choiruzzad
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Do democracies promote peace in the lights of democratic peace theory? [PDF]
Journal of Human Sciences, 2011 It is believed that democracy and peace are inextricably linked, that democracy leads to and causes peace, and that peace cannot be achieved in the absence of democracy. It is an obvious but important starting-point to remember that democracy and peace are not timeless but historical social concepts.
Balcı, Fatih
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'Hollow promises?' Critical materialism and the contradictions of the Democratic Peace [PDF]
, 2012 © Cambridge University PressThe Democratic Peace research programme explicitly and implicitly presents its claims in terms of their potential to underpin a universal world peace.
John MacMillan, MacMillan, J
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Masquerading in the name of world peace: An analysis of Sunil Sigdel’s painting “Peace Owners II”
Cogent Arts & Humanities, 2023 This article analyses Sunil Sigdel’s painting “Peace Owners II,” a portrayal of three major political leaders of our time; Donald J. Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, from the holistic level of structure, meaning, and discourse.
Sachin Karki, Raj K. Baral
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