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Democratization in the Third World addresses many current issues of development, democratization and civil society in countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America against the background of theoretical introductions and comparisons with the Swedish historical experience of democratisations. The authors, from seven different continents, examine civil society and its relation to the state throughout the world and assess prospects for sustainable democratization.
About the author
PETER GIBBON Senior Researcher, Centre for Development Research, Copenhagen, Denmark
NICOS MOUZELIS Professor, Department of Sociology, London School of Economics and Politics, UK
LARS PETTERSON Associate Professor, Senior Lecturer, University College of Dalarna and the Department of History, Uppsala University, Sweden
OLLE TÖRNQUIST Associate Professor of Political Science, Uppsala University, Sweden
MICHAEL THARAKAN Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum, India
KIRSTEN WESTERGAARD Research Coordinator, Centre for Development Research, Copenhagen, Denmark
KARINA CONSTANTINO-DAVID Professor of Community Development, University of the Philippines
LARS RUDEBECK Associate Professor of Political Science, Senior Lecturer in Development Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden
ABDUL RAUFU MUSTAPHA Lecturer in African Politics, Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford University
BJÖRN BECKMAN Associate Professor of Political Science, Stockholm University, Sweden
ATTAHIRU M. JEGA Senior Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria
ANN SCHLYTER Associate Professor of Construction Technology, Research Director, Scandinavian Institute of African Studies
BOSCO PARRA Senior Researcher, Seminar for Development Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden
Summary
Democratization in the Third World addresses many current issues of development, democratization and civil society in countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America against the background of theoretical introductions and comparisons with the Swedish historical experience of democratisations.
