This book challenges the conventional wisdom that democracy is a universal desire, offering a model case study of Mongolian democratization that ties culture, history, and values to the study of political systems.
This book challenges the conventional wisdom that democracy is a universal desire, offering a model case study of Mongolian democratization that ties culture, history, and values to the study of political systems.
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Democracy Means Independence and Freedom Chapter 3 Democracy Means Human Rights Chapter 4 Democracy Brings Political Freedom Chapter 5 Democracy Brings Economic Freedom Chapter 6 A Democratic Government Is Responsible to Its Citizens Chapter 7 Citizens' Rights or Civic Duty: Citizens' Relationship to Democratic Governance Chapter 8 Conclusion: Shared Experiences, Shared Ideas
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Democracy Means Independence and Freedom Chapter 3 Democracy Means Human Rights Chapter 4 Democracy Brings Political Freedom Chapter 5 Democracy Brings Economic Freedom Chapter 6 A Democratic Government Is Responsible to Its Citizens Chapter 7 Citizens' Rights or Civic Duty: Citizens' Relationship to Democratic Governance Chapter 8 Conclusion: Shared Experiences, Shared Ideas
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