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List of Tables | |
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Politics, Economics, and Societies in the Developing World at the New Millennium | |
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The Book's Structure | |
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What's In a Name? "Developing World," "Third World," or "the South"? | |
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Domestic and External Factors in Explaining Outcomes in Developing Countries | |
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Modernization and Dependency Theories | |
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The Analytical Importance of Structure and Contingency | |
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Conclusion | |
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Globalization and International Relations | |
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"Positive" and "Negative" Globalization | |
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The Impact of Technological, Economic, Political, and Cultural Globalization | |
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The International Relations of the Developing World | |
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Conclusion: Globalization, Regionalization, and the Developing World | |
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Economic Growth and Development | |
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Development and Inequality at the Start of the Twenty-First Century | |
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Economic Polarization in the Developing World: The 1980s and 1990s | |
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Economic Reform in Developing Countries | |
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Conclusion | |
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Democratization and Democracy | |
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The Third Wave of Democracy in the Developing World | |
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Democracy in the Developing World: The Regional Picture | |
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Accounting for Democracy: The Comparative Importance of Domestic and External Factors | |
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Case Studies: South Africa and Indonesia | |
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Conclusion | |
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Religious and Ethnic Conflict | |
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Defining Religion and Ethnicity | |
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The Political Salience of Ethnicity and Religion in the Developing World: Domestic and International Factors | |
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Regional Analysis: Religio-Ethnic Conflict in the Developing World | |
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Conclusion | |
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Human Rights | |
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What are Human Rights? | |
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Human Rights in the Developing World: Domestic and External Factors | |
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Collectivist and Individualist Conceptions of Human Rights | |
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Regional Analysis: Political Rights, Civil Liberties, and Human Development in the Developing World | |
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Conclusion | |
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Women and Gender | |
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Gender Discrimination and Poverty in the Developing World | |
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Women's Empowerment: "Feminist" and "Feminine" Groups | |
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The Socioeconomic Position of Females in the Developing World | |
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The Impact of Structural Adjustment and Globalization on Poor Females | |
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Regional Analysis: A Woman's Place | |
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Conclusion | |
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Politics of the Natural Environment | |
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From Stockholm to Kyoto: 25 Years of Growing International Environmental Awareness | |
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Environmental Crisis in the Developing World | |
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Environmental Concerns and Politics in the Developing World: The Domestic Dimension | |
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The External Dimension of Environmental Protection: The IMF, the World Bank, and Greenpeace International | |
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Case Studies: Environmental Groups in the Developing World | |
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Conclusion | |
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Conclusion | |
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Domestic Factors: Political Participation, Civil Society, and Economic Development | |
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International Factors | |
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Conclusion: The Future | |
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Useful Websites | |
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Freedom House Survey Methodology | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |