China, the West, and Democratization
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China, the West, and Democratization
The Struggle for the Local and the Global in Post-Soviet Kazakhstan
von Hauff, Luba
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
226
Mole
Inglês
9781032400679
15 a 20 dias
340
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Introduction: Democracy and the Global-Local Nexus of Western Dominance 1. Political Systems and International Relations after the Cold War 2. Localizing the International: On Similar Pathways and Variant Outcomes of Socialization in IR 3. Post-Soviet Kazakhstan's Democratization Pathway (1991 - 2001): 'Failed' Socialization or 'Successful' Localization? How Newly Independent Kazakhstan became a 'Democracy with Soviet Characteristics' 4. Kazakhstan's Continued Democratization Pathway (2002 - 2012): From 'Soviet Characteristics' to the 'Kazakh Way' 5. The 'Kazakh Way': A Chinese Construct? 6. Strategic Localization Going Global: The Belt and Road Initiative. Conclusion: Democracy and the Global-Local Nexus of Western Dominance in a Multipolar World
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EU's Eastern Member;democracy resistance;post-Soviet Kazakhstan;Kazakh Way;Nur Otan;BRI;Cognitive Priors;Belt Road initiative;SCO Member State;liberal world order;Vice Versa;post-Soviet;Normative Diversification;international socialization theory;President Nazarbaev;international affairs;Ak Zhol;China's normative activity;Presidential Vertical;Belt and Road Initiative;Authoritarian Great Power;post-Soviet Kazakhstan's democratization process;Local Regimes;UN;Political Party;Road Initiative;Democracy Promotion;Civil Society;Global Gdp;Kazakh SSR;BRI Project;OSCE Chairmanship;Pro-presidential Parties;Domestic Salience;United Democratic Party;Rakhat Aliev
Introduction: Democracy and the Global-Local Nexus of Western Dominance 1. Political Systems and International Relations after the Cold War 2. Localizing the International: On Similar Pathways and Variant Outcomes of Socialization in IR 3. Post-Soviet Kazakhstan's Democratization Pathway (1991 - 2001): 'Failed' Socialization or 'Successful' Localization? How Newly Independent Kazakhstan became a 'Democracy with Soviet Characteristics' 4. Kazakhstan's Continued Democratization Pathway (2002 - 2012): From 'Soviet Characteristics' to the 'Kazakh Way' 5. The 'Kazakh Way': A Chinese Construct? 6. Strategic Localization Going Global: The Belt and Road Initiative. Conclusion: Democracy and the Global-Local Nexus of Western Dominance in a Multipolar World
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EU's Eastern Member;democracy resistance;post-Soviet Kazakhstan;Kazakh Way;Nur Otan;BRI;Cognitive Priors;Belt Road initiative;SCO Member State;liberal world order;Vice Versa;post-Soviet;Normative Diversification;international socialization theory;President Nazarbaev;international affairs;Ak Zhol;China's normative activity;Presidential Vertical;Belt and Road Initiative;Authoritarian Great Power;post-Soviet Kazakhstan's democratization process;Local Regimes;UN;Political Party;Road Initiative;Democracy Promotion;Civil Society;Global Gdp;Kazakh SSR;BRI Project;OSCE Chairmanship;Pro-presidential Parties;Domestic Salience;United Democratic Party;Rakhat Aliev
