BIP! Finder - Bill Clinton’s ‘Democratic Enlargement’ and the Securitisation of Democracy Promotion

2015 • Bill Clinton’s ‘Democratic Enlargement’ and the Securitisation of Democracy Promotion

Authors: Søndergaard, Rasmus

Venue: Diplomacy & Statecraft

Type: Publication

Abstract: Faced with creating a grand strategy for American foreign policy in the post–Cold War world, the Clinton Administration launched the strategy of ‘Democratic Enlargement.’ This analysis makes two contributions to the existing literature on the topic. First, it investigates the role of Wilsonianism and the ‘Democratic Peace Thesis’ in the discourse of the strategy of ‘Democratic Enlargement’ based on public speeches with a focus on the relationship between democracy and security. Second, it utilises securitisation theory to analyse ... (read more)

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3.0325054E-9 3.1785385E-9 16 2

/ Attention: 0 19

Topics: Public administration Political economy

DOI: 10.1080/09592296.2015.1067529

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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