Is globalization good for democracy? This book examines the accountability of transnational institutions and traces their impact on democratic governance.
Is globalization good for democracy? This book examines the accountability of transnational institutions and traces their impact on democratic governance.
Valerie Sperling is Associate Professor of Government and International Relations at Clark University. She is the author of Organizing Women in Contemporary Russia: Engendering Transition (Cambridge University Press, 1999) and the editor of Building the Russian State (2000). Her research on the Russian women's movement, as well as on militarism and patriotism in Russia, has been published in Nations & Nationalism, Women & Politics, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, and numerous edited volumes.
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1. Transnational institutions and accountability 2. For richer, for poorer: economic globalization 3. Democracy from abroad? Political globalization 4. Army for hire: transnational military forces 5. Trials and tribulations: transnational judicial institutions 6. My country is the whole world: transnational civil society 7. Conclusion: altered states and altered citizens.
1. Transnational institutions and accountability 2. For richer, for poorer: economic globalization 3. Democracy from abroad? Political globalization 4. Army for hire: transnational military forces 5. Trials and tribulations: transnational judicial institutions 6. My country is the whole world: transnational civil society 7. Conclusion: altered states and altered citizens.
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