Democratization by elections : a new mode of transition /
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Baltimore :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
2009.
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Table of Contents:
- The power of elections in Africa revisited / Staffan I. Lindberg
- The relative powerlessness of elections in Latin America / Jennifer L. McCoy and Jonathan Hartlyn
- Elections as levers of democratization: a global inquiry / Jan Teorell and Axel Hadenius
- Post-Cold War political regimes: when do elections matter? / Philip G. Roessler and Marc M. Howard
- Harbinger of democracy: competitive elections before the end of authoritarianism / Jason Brownlee
- All elections are not the same: why power-sharing elections strengthen democratization / Pippa Norris
- Sources of competition under electoral authoritarianism / Andreas Schedler
- Opposition parties and incumbent presidents: the new dynamics of electoral competition in Africa / Lise Rakner and Nicolas van de Walle
- Legislative elections in hegemonic authoritarian regimes: competitive clientelism and resistance to democratization / Ellen Lust-Okar
- Opposition versus dictators: explaining divergent electoral outcomes in post-Communist Europe and Eurasia / Valerie J. Bunce and Sharon L. Wolchik
- Judicial complexity empowering opposition? Critical elections in Armenia and Georgia / Bryon Moraski
- The contingent power of authoritarian elections / Andreas Schedler
- A theory of elections as a mode of transition / Staffan I. Lindberg.