Articles · Vol. 6 No 1 (2002): Revue africaine de sociologie · Pages 173-180

Beyond Democratic constitutionalism On the Twofold meaning of Democracy and Democratisation

  • Lars Rudebeck
    Lars Rudebeck Department of Political Studies Uppsala University Uppsala Sweden Ses articles →
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